Question+2

Since we're focusing in the course on visual rhetoric, what visual elements might we have to rethink considering the ability to separate form and content? Does form dictate how we read? Do we read that differently depending on the visual elements?

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How do the visual elements make a difference? How do the rhetorical effectiveness and overall argument change if changes are made to the form or the form is completely taken away (also see Wysocki discussion)?