Monday, February 9, 2009
ICW- Visual Text
A visual argument differs from a written arguments of many levels. First perception can be interpreted in numerous ways. With a written argument it is more clear as to what the actual argument is. You can only see the main argument being made when having a visual to look at with no further evidence or support to back up a claim/and or an argument. Further more a written arguement can explain as to how or why they feel the way they do in this certain manner.
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I agree that it is more clear to see the main argument being made when you have a written argument, but there are more emotions in the argument when you have a visual argument. Personally, I think you can get more involved in an argument when you have a picture to look at. Good job :)
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