Strategies of Juxtaposition

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[object Object],[object Object],Juxtaposing words and imagery that “say” the same thing.

“ Learn from everyone. Follow no one. Watch for patterns. Work like hell.” ,[object Object],[object Object],Juxtaposing words and imagery that “say” the same thing.

[object Object],“ My father. . . .” ,[object Object],Juxtaposing words and imagery that “say” the same thing.

“ My father. . . .” “ Yes, the same eclipse as in the song by Carly Simon. . . .” ,[object Object],[object Object],Juxtaposing words and imagery that “say” the same thing.

“ A friend introduced me to comic books. . . .” ,[object Object],“ My father. . . .” “ Yes, the same eclipse as in the song by Carly Simon. . . .” ,[object Object],Juxtaposing words and imagery that “say” the same thing.

[object Object],[object Object],When the image is a specific instance of the general category described by the word (or vice versa).

Image is a specific instance of the general category described by the word (or vice versa). “ blind” ,[object Object],[object Object],When the image is a specific instance of the general category described by the word (or vice versa).

Image is a specific instance of the general category described by the word (or vice versa). “ blind” “ genius” ,[object Object],[object Object],When the image is a specific instance of the general category described by the word (or vice versa).

Image is a specific instance of the general category described by the word (or vice versa). “ blind” “ genius” “ militaristic” ,[object Object],[object Object],When the image is a specific instance of the general category described by the word (or vice versa).

[object Object],[object Object],When imagery provides metaphor for words, or words for imagery.

“ kinds of vision” ,[object Object],[object Object],When imagery provides metaphor for words, or words for imagery.

“ kinds of vision” features of computer comics ,[object Object],[object Object],When imagery provides metaphor for words, or words for imagery.

“ kinds of vision” features of computer comics “ the classic McLuhan-esque mistake of appropriating the shape of the old technology as the content of the new technology” ,[object Object],[object Object],When imagery provides metaphor for words, or words for imagery.

[object Object],[object Object],When the imagery situates the words in space, time, or conceptually (or vice versa).

Lexington, MA ,[object Object],[object Object],When the imagery situates the words in space, time, or conceptually (or vice versa).

Lexington, MA normal home life ,[object Object],[object Object],When the imagery situates the words in space, time, or conceptually (or vice versa).

Lexington, MA normal home life ,[object Object],“ Charles Babbage, and his steam-driven computers that were never built.” ,[object Object],When the imagery situates the words in space, time, or conceptually (or vice versa).

[object Object],[object Object],When the imagery reveals the underlying logic of the words, or words that of imagery.

family relationship ,[object Object],[object Object],When the imagery reveals the underlying logic of the words, or words that of imagery.

family relationship concept of visual abstraction ,[object Object],[object Object],When the imagery reveals the underlying logic of the words, or words that of imagery.

family relationship concept of visual abstraction types of comic art ,[object Object],[object Object],When the imagery reveals the underlying logic of the words, or words that of imagery.

[object Object],[object Object],When words and imagery are juxtaposed in a deliberately surprising, counterintuitive, thought-provoking way.

[object Object],“ Yeah, ha ha “ ,[object Object],When words and imagery are juxtaposed in a deliberately surprising, counterintuitive, thought-provoking way.

the fine arts ,[object Object],“ Yeah, ha ha “ ,[object Object],When words and imagery are juxtaposed in a deliberately surprising, counterintuitive, thought-provoking way.

[object Object],Route 128 ,[object Object],When words and imagery are juxtaposed in a deliberately surprising, counterintuitive, thought-provoking way.

[object Object],Queen’s Gambit Route 128 ,[object Object],When words and imagery are juxtaposed in a deliberately surprising, counterintuitive, thought-provoking way.

[object Object],Queen’s Gambit Route 128 Gladys Knight and the Pips ,[object Object],When words and imagery are juxtaposed in a deliberately surprising, counterintuitive, thought-provoking way.

[object Object],Gladys Knight and the Pips Midnight Route 128 Queen’s Gambit ,[object Object],When words and imagery are juxtaposed in a deliberately surprising, counterintuitive, thought-provoking way.

[object Object],Gladys Knight and the Pips Midnight Train Route 128 Queen’s Gambit ,[object Object],When words and imagery are juxtaposed in a deliberately surprising, counterintuitive, thought-provoking way.

[object Object],Gladys Knight and the Pips Midnight Train Georgia Route 128 Queen’s Gambit ,[object Object],When words and imagery are juxtaposed in a deliberately surprising, counterintuitive, thought-provoking way.

[object Object],Gladys Knight and the Pips Midnight Train Georgia Dad’s easy chair Route 128 Queen’s Gambit ,[object Object],When words and imagery are juxtaposed in a deliberately surprising, counterintuitive, thought-provoking way.

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],the five strategies A juxtaposition of words and images that “say” the same thing. When imagery provides metaphor for words, or words for imagery. When imagery situates words in space, time, or conceptually (or vice versa). When imagery reveals the underlying logic of words, or words that of imagery. When words and imagery are juxtaposed in a deliberately surprising, counterintuitive, thought-provoking way.

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