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Visual "Literacy": Image, Mind, and Reality Export

(01 January 1994)

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How do pictures-both moving and still-create for us an almost palpable world of objects and events? With this question in mind, Paul Messaris analyzes the process by which people interpret and respond to visual media (movies, TV, photographs, drawings, and the arts) and discusses the social and political agendas that may underlie the use of visual manipulation.


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