The production of the visual text entitled “In the Rubber Coils” by Linley Sambourne provides great insight into its purpose. It was made in 1906, first published in an English political review… Continue reading
As previously mentioned in Blog Task 3F of week 4, I would like to work with the satirical political cartoon by the David Low, entitled after its caption, “What, no chair for me?”… Continue reading
The video above discussing the importance of visual literacy and critical thinking created by the Toledo Museum of Art is very passionate in its delivery. It strongly puts forward a case for the… Continue reading
Visualise (v.): The process of being able to see a subject or landscape in the mind’s eye, without necessarily having the subject of visualisation present. Visualisation implies a thoroughness of seeing that would… Continue reading
Related Concepts to Discuss: In the context of the Scramble for Africa and the map of partition laid down at the Berlin West Africa Conference of 1884: The definition of civilisation plays a… Continue reading
2. ‘The World of War’ (Mirzoeff, Chapter 3. 99-127) Boddy-Evans, Alistair et al. “What Caused the Scramble for Africa?” 8 August 2013. Selinsgrove Area School District. Web document. 7 April 2016. <https://www.seal-pa.org/hs/staff/teachers/ahuber/_layouts/15/WopiFrame.aspx?sourcedoc=/hs/staff/teachers/ahuber/SiteAssets/SitePages/WAHG%20II/What%20Caused%20the%20Scramble%20for%20Africa%20KINDLE.docx&action=default&DefaultItemOpen=1>.… Continue reading
