Words and images
a French rendez-vous
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Author
Publication
2010 - University of Calgary Press, Calgary, Alberta
Language
English
Word Count
62,750 words, Guess
Page Count
251 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivewordsimagesfrenc0000unse
- ISBN-101552382591
- ISBN-139781552382592
- Library of Congress Control Number2011377049
- OCLC Control Number473375781
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781552382592
- Open LibraryOL25096094M
Classifications
- DDC302.2
- LCCP93.5 .W595 2010
- LCCP93.5 .W66 2010
Description
"Words and images interact with each other in art and everyday life, and do so in various ways. Building on recent currents of thinking in visual semiotics and the philosophy of language, a vibrant interdisciplinary field of inquiry called "word-and-image studies" has developed over the past few decades. Much of this new scholarship, however, has originated in the French-speaking world and thus has not been available in English-until now." "Words and Images: A French Rendez-vous features six new essays translated from the French by editor Anthony Wall, These explorations spin an adventurous web through time-from the very beginnings of human symbolic systems on prehistoric cave walls to the textual background of early modern and Enlightenment art, from the coexistence of a poem and a coloured drawing visible on an exterior wall in contemporary Paris to an interdisciplinary space that includes archaeology, anthropology, art history, literary and communications theory, and the philosophy of mind." "The volume concludes with a bibliographical essay that provides an extensive summary of the most recent critical studies undertaken in France, Belgium, and French-speaking Canada."--BOOK JACKET.
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