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Cultural Politics, 2017
This article connects the evolution and formation of contemporary Internet language with its graphical underpinnings, arguing that Internet language is a form of visual knowledge production that combines and layers image and text through a contested political economy.
Matt Applegate, Jamie Cohen
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This article connects the evolution and formation of contemporary Internet language with its graphical underpinnings, arguing that Internet language is a form of visual knowledge production that combines and layers image and text through a contested political economy.
Matt Applegate, Jamie Cohen
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Graphics geometric perception and communication
Proceedings of the 1st annual conference on Computer graphics and interactive techniques - SIGGRAPH '74, 1974Abstract The Pennsylvania State University Computation Center is currently performing research and development in the areas of communication and perception to expand a user's ability to function in a dynamic interactive computer graphics environment.
Frederick R. Stocker, Thomas Minsker
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Writing, Graphic Codes, and Asynchronous Communication
Topics in Cognitive Science, 2018AbstractWe present a theoretical framework bearing on the evolution of written communication. We analyze writing as a special kind of graphic code. Like languages, graphic codes consist of stable, conventional mappings between symbols and meanings, but (unlike spoken or signed languages) their symbols consist of enduring images.
Olivier Morin +2 more
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1985
Until recently, computer graphics has been used as an”end” and not so much as a”means”. As an”end”, graphic output ranges from simple bar charts to three dimensional surface charts to CAD/CAM layouts. Applications have long existed to convert data into graphics.
Mark G. Rawlins, Vince Uttley
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Until recently, computer graphics has been used as an”end” and not so much as a”means”. As an”end”, graphic output ranges from simple bar charts to three dimensional surface charts to CAD/CAM layouts. Applications have long existed to convert data into graphics.
Mark G. Rawlins, Vince Uttley
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Graphical systems communication
Proceedings of the December 9-11, 1968, fall joint computer conference, part I on - AFIPS '68 (Fall, part I), 1968This paper describes the design and preliminary implementation of a graphics system using a large and small computer configuration connected through conventional voice lines. The small computer is driven by both graphical and conventional input/output devices.
Edgar H. Sibley +2 more
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Movement Conceptualizations in Graphical Communication
2002Graphical representations such as maps and diagrams play an important role in everyday communication settings by serving as an effective means of exchanging information. In such communication, graphical representations work not only as "windows" through which we can see the target situations the graphics describe, but also serve as information ...
Ichiro Umata +2 more
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A study of lay graphic communication
Proceedings of the seventh ACM conference on Creativity and cognition, 2009This PhD thesis aims to describe and analyse lay (non-expert and non-professional) graphic communication and its relation to professional design practice. It investigates the ways in which lay designers understand and make sense of design tasks by examining their practical reasoning and everyday knowledge about design, and their awareness of graphic ...
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Standards for network graphics communications
Proceedings of the 1st annual conference on Computer graphics and interactive techniques - SIGGRAPH '74, 1974Common protocols provide a means for the interchange of information between dissimilar systems in a computer network. This paper discusses the background and philosophy of the common graphics protocol currently under development for the ARPANET and outlines the details of its design. Other applications for such a protocol are suggested.
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