The Rhetoric of Thick Representation: How Pictures Render the Importance and Strength of an Argument Salient

Argumentation 29 (2):197-215 (2015)
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Abstract

Some forms of argumentation are best performed through words. However, there are also some forms of argumentation that may be best presented visually. Thus, this paper examines the virtues of visual argumentation. What makes visual argumentation distinct from verbal argumentation? What aspects of visual argumentation may be considered especially beneficial?

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