introduction to visual rhetoric

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introduction to visual rhetoric
created by Nate Kreuter and the University of
Texas at Austins Computer Writing and Research
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Can pictures and graphics make arguments
independent of text?
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Or do we sometimes need the text?
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image via flickr tsevis
image via flickr ex magician
Image via flickr Mr Wright
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image via flickr Bukowsky18
image via flickr Image Editor
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image via flickr OpalMirror
image via flickr Greything
image via flickr 365bunnies
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image via flickr cayusa
image via flickr Mastery of maps
image via flickr Jeff Kubina
image via flickr MVI
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image via flickr Andre-Batista
image via flickr colin j.
image via flickr keltickelton
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image via flickr threecee
image via flickr mahalie
image via flickr Mr Gs Travels
image via flickr miss rogue
image via flickr Albert F.
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image via flickr WhatDaveSees
image via flickr Paul-W
image via flickr Banafsh
image via flickr ? Redo
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image via flickr kwerfedlein
image via flickr windypizza
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image via flickr timothyhorrigan
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image via flickr sharnik
image via flickr mckaysavage
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New UVa logo
old UVa logo
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OJ Simpson arrest photo magazine covers, 1994
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Images via flickr Army.mil
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image via flickr heraldpost
image via flickr six_steps_?
image via flickr publik15
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Propaganda pamphlets dropped over Iraq prior to
2003 invasion
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image via flickr Hamed Saber
image via flickr Jeremy Brooks
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War in Iraq, 2003
Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962
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