This book investigate visualization practices conceptually, historically, and strategically, showing what visual thinking can achieve especially in professional training and educational contexts. For a long time, science and education were dominated by the word. What mattered were written texts, mathematical formulae, and verbalizations. And yet, similes, metaphors, illustrations, diagrams, and geometric demonstrations were always involved. Engineering and design thinking established the virtues of visual thinking. A blue-print or schematic representation can be investigated for dependencies…mehr
This book investigate visualization practices conceptually, historically, and strategically, showing what visual thinking can achieve especially in professional training and educational contexts. For a long time, science and education were dominated by the word. What mattered were written texts, mathematical formulae, and verbalizations. And yet, similes, metaphors, illustrations, diagrams, and geometric demonstrations were always involved. Engineering and design thinking established the virtues of visual thinking. A blue-print or schematic representation can be investigated for dependencies and cause-effect relations. In recent decades, a better understanding of visual thinking opened the door for tools and techniques especially in educational contexts.
1.Visualization and Visual Thinking in Science and Technology – An Introduction.- 2.Possibilities and Limits of Visualization in the Cognitive Processes of Science and the Humanities.- 3.Realistic Philosophies of Visual Perception and the No-tion of Real Patterns.- 4.Semiotics of an Affordance for Creative AI Engineering.- 5."Understanding the Drawing Logic and Mechanism of Visual Representations in Tradition Chinese Medicine:Rendering the Kidney from the Perspective of the Mingmen Theory".- 6.Game Theory in Land Management: Is it Possible to Expand Its Application with Visualization Tools?.- 7.Visuality for Government-Citizen Interaction in the Digital State.- 8.Geometric Modeling and Visual Aestheticsin Urban Environments.- 9.The Role and the Importance of Visual Architects and Digital Technologies in Modern Architectural Design.- 10.Concerned Photography as a Means of Developing Students‘ Awareness of Social Responsibility.- 11.Film editing as a Tool of Visual Reasoning in Ecology Documentaries.- 12.Visualization of Fear, or Fear Makes the Wolf Bigger Than He Is.- 13.Visual Cues in Tests of Workplace Attitudes:Color Codes in a Motivational Study of Automated Control System Operators.- 14.Gradation of Metaphors Depending on the Level of In-volvement of Inner Images and the Intellect.- 15.English Sport Metaphor in English Polycode Text and the Essence of Visualization.- 16.Problems of Visualization in Scientific Communication: The Case of Artificial Intelligence.- 17.Digital Image Expertise in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Building Competencies for Art&Scien.- 18.Pixel Chaos: Visual Entropy as a New Form of Digital Pollution.- 19.Semantic Analysis of Enemy Representations in World War II Narratives: Comparing Text Visualization Methodologies.- 20.Marked vs.unmarked images of an Enemy or a Pest: A Study of Armenian and Russian Sources.- 21.Visualizations of Drunkenness in the early Soviet Union (in the Soviet Union of the 1920s and the 1930s).- 22.“…We almost ended up in bast shoes”: the sportswear of a Soviet athlete in the 1920s–1930s.- 23.The Image of the Future University in Soviet Post-Revolutionary Utopian Projects: Problems of Visualization.- 24.Illusions as a Part of Visual Culture.- 25.Philosophy en Passant: Visualization of Philosophical Content in Social Media.- 26.Legal Symbols as Regulators of Social Relations.
1.Visualization and Visual Thinking in Science and Technology – An Introduction.- 2.Possibilities and Limits of Visualization in the Cognitive Processes of Science and the Humanities.- 3.Realistic Philosophies of Visual Perception and the No-tion of Real Patterns.- 4.Semiotics of an Affordance for Creative AI Engineering.- 5."Understanding the Drawing Logic and Mechanism of Visual Representations in Tradition Chinese Medicine:Rendering the Kidney from the Perspective of the Mingmen Theory".- 6.Game Theory in Land Management: Is it Possible to Expand Its Application with Visualization Tools?.- 7.Visuality for Government-Citizen Interaction in the Digital State.- 8.Geometric Modeling and Visual Aestheticsin Urban Environments.- 9.The Role and the Importance of Visual Architects and Digital Technologies in Modern Architectural Design.- 10.Concerned Photography as a Means of Developing Students‘ Awareness of Social Responsibility.- 11.Film editing as a Tool of Visual Reasoning in Ecology Documentaries.- 12.Visualization of Fear, or Fear Makes the Wolf Bigger Than He Is.- 13.Visual Cues in Tests of Workplace Attitudes:Color Codes in a Motivational Study of Automated Control System Operators.- 14.Gradation of Metaphors Depending on the Level of In-volvement of Inner Images and the Intellect.- 15.English Sport Metaphor in English Polycode Text and the Essence of Visualization.- 16.Problems of Visualization in Scientific Communication: The Case of Artificial Intelligence.- 17.Digital Image Expertise in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Building Competencies for Art&Scien.- 18.Pixel Chaos: Visual Entropy as a New Form of Digital Pollution.- 19.Semantic Analysis of Enemy Representations in World War II Narratives: Comparing Text Visualization Methodologies.- 20.Marked vs.unmarked images of an Enemy or a Pest: A Study of Armenian and Russian Sources.- 21.Visualizations of Drunkenness in the early Soviet Union (in the Soviet Union of the 1920s and the 1930s).- 22.“…We almost ended up in bast shoes”: the sportswear of a Soviet athlete in the 1920s–1930s.- 23.The Image of the Future University in Soviet Post-Revolutionary Utopian Projects: Problems of Visualization.- 24.Illusions as a Part of Visual Culture.- 25.Philosophy en Passant: Visualization of Philosophical Content in Social Media.- 26.Legal Symbols as Regulators of Social Relations.
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