Theorizing Images is, in many places, an impressive synthesis of the highly interdisciplinary landscape of visual studies. Scholars needing a foundation in visual culture would benefit from this text, as would those needing to give voice to the oftenunnamed or poorly explored relationships among objects, time, language, and meaning-making. The text is hampered, in places, by its Eurocentric focus and the language and cultural barriers that are occasionally presented but not resolved, yet all readers will likely find a good portion of the text evocative and resonant, even if not all the chapters possess the same intellectual heft, narrative elegance, or theoretical sophistication
This book has three principle aims: to show that neither vision nor mental imagery involves the crea...
Images shape how we perceive reality, how we think and feel, and how we live together. Gabriele Münn...
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The text presented here is part of the introduction to a book I have edited called Theorizing Visual...
In this article, I consider images from a philosophical point of view, starting from its definition ...
The third issue of the Journal for the Philosophy of Language, Mind and the Arts is centered on a se...
In order to better understand images and visual culture the book seeks to bridge between theory and ...
This review focuses on a book which was published originally in 1972 and has become very influential...
The paper is an introduction to the third issue of the Journal for the Philosophy of Language, Mind ...
Images shape how we perceive reality, how we think and feel, and how we live together. Gabriele Münn...
This review focuses on what scientific images can do, by considering three books in which they are c...
One persistent ideological ambivalence in Western academic thought is the differentiation and slippa...
This article has as its subject of analysis the images as they are perceived by the observer. As a h...
The reflection on images is a crossing point of many different theoretical fields and disciplines: a...
This intriguing, if somewhat difficult book, introduces the idea that we need methodologies to inter...
This book has three principle aims: to show that neither vision nor mental imagery involves the crea...
Images shape how we perceive reality, how we think and feel, and how we live together. Gabriele Münn...
Pictures, or image texts as a more scientifically term we can now use, are often thought of being wo...
The text presented here is part of the introduction to a book I have edited called Theorizing Visual...
In this article, I consider images from a philosophical point of view, starting from its definition ...
The third issue of the Journal for the Philosophy of Language, Mind and the Arts is centered on a se...
In order to better understand images and visual culture the book seeks to bridge between theory and ...
This review focuses on a book which was published originally in 1972 and has become very influential...
The paper is an introduction to the third issue of the Journal for the Philosophy of Language, Mind ...
Images shape how we perceive reality, how we think and feel, and how we live together. Gabriele Münn...
This review focuses on what scientific images can do, by considering three books in which they are c...
One persistent ideological ambivalence in Western academic thought is the differentiation and slippa...
This article has as its subject of analysis the images as they are perceived by the observer. As a h...
The reflection on images is a crossing point of many different theoretical fields and disciplines: a...
This intriguing, if somewhat difficult book, introduces the idea that we need methodologies to inter...
This book has three principle aims: to show that neither vision nor mental imagery involves the crea...
Images shape how we perceive reality, how we think and feel, and how we live together. Gabriele Münn...
Pictures, or image texts as a more scientifically term we can now use, are often thought of being wo...