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Series Prospects in Visual Rhetoric Editor Series Launch: 15 March 2004 Books in the Series The Two Paths
Being Lectures on Art and Its Application to Decoration
and Manufacture Delivered in John Ruskin Read more about this book . . . © 2004 by Parlor Press. 188 pages; in paper, casebound and Adobe eBook editions.
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| Prospects
in Visual Rhetoric The
Series includes historical statements on visual culture, art, architecture,
costume, and design, republished for the
benefit of the modern reader with commentary by contemporary scholars.
Prospects in Visual Rhetoric emerges in the scholarly publishing world
to offer an opportunity for a new tradition to be forged, not so much
to build a canon, but to rewrite rhetorical tradition from a visual perspective.
It is our hope that looking backwards at significant writers and noteworthy
essays will allow scholars in the emerging field of visual rhetoric to
trace their history to the visual theories, critical commentaries, and
scholarly studies of the past. Rhetoricians interested in the visual
turn of present-day scholarship will be able to extend their inquiry
into the styles, genres, and forms of aesthetic discourse of previous
decades and centuries. We hope that art historians, designers, and critics
of the visual will also benefit from reconceptualizing these key statements. Submission and Contact Information Parlor Press is an independent publisher of scholarly and trade titles in print and multimedia formats, including Acrobat eBook and Night Kitchen (TK3). For submission and prospectus guidelines, see http://www.parlorpress.com/submissions.html. Or write to Parlor Press • 816 Robinson St. • West Lafayette • Indiana • 47906, or e-mail editor@parlorpress.com.
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