@nakaycia @ENC2135Write I somewhat agree because the audience can usually interprets a text or image in the way the author wants them to if done effectively. However, in the end the author cannot control the audience's final interpretation. @ENC2135Write #Sec80
1. It is typical because it has the common plot of many other sci-fi movies/shows where the main characters fight against an alien figure.
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@DestinyWiggins8 @ENC2135Write Yes, because everyone has different modes of learning & inspiration. Teachers should understand that each and every one of their students learns differently and must use that to aid them to success in class. I think this already occurs. @ENC2135Write #Sec80
Visual Culture Isn't Just Visual:
Can you think of another example of how meaning is extracted from sign systems working with each other? @ENC2135Write #Sec80
@chelsea53270684 @ENC2135Write I think it comes from the viewer because at the end of the day it is the viewer who decides/interprets the power of the picture they are looking at @ENC2135Write #Sec80
Seven Principles for Visual Culture Education:
How do you think your iconic photograph applies to the seven principles described, and which one do you think it applies to the most? @ENC2135Write #Sec80
For my research paper I need to add the word "Disney" to my thesis, fix some minor grammatical errors, and go over my in-text citations. @ENC2135Write #Sec80
@nakaycia @ENC2135Write Yes, society becomes jealous of Jessica's of the world because they continuously compare themselves to them. @ENC2135Write #Sec80
A Tale of Two Profiles:
What else could give the same degrading effect the Sweet Valley High books gave Roxane when she was growing up? @ENC2135Write #Sec80
@Carolin94087132 @ENC2135Write No, because history is always present due to society using it to learn from past mistakes. For example, an iconic photo taken during 9/11 in a textbook is still iconic due to the tragic events that transpired that day. @ENC2135Write #Sec80
Hariman and Lucaites:
After reading this written work, do you still believe that your photograph for Project 2 is still considered an iconic photograph? @ENC2135Write #Sec80
Hariman and Lucaites:
When it is stated that iconic photographs are "recognized by everyone within a public culture," do you think this is referring to society as a whole or certain groups - for example, psychologists? @ENC2135Write #Sec80
I have to start my essay in past tense, take out contractions, and finish the essay explaining why I will never reach the moment of the photo again. This, as well as show why this photo is so important to me. @ENC2135Write #Sec80