Figures of image: Aristotle and the design of icons and hypermedia. (Visual Literacy): An article from: Technical Communication

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From the supplier: Visual communicators are encouraged to create figures of image similar to the techniques that Aristotle analyzed and catalogued. Some of these figures of image are provided. They include the simile, the antithesis, the metonymy, the synecdoche, totems, the hyperbole and euphemisms.

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Title: Figures of image: Aristotle and the design of icons and hypermedia. (Visual Literacy)
Author: William Horton
Publication:Technical Communication (Refereed)
Date: August 1, 1993
Publisher: Society for Technical Communication
Volume: v40 Issue: n3 Page: p495(5)

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