Explaining the obvious : a theory of visual images as cognitive structures

Subject headings

HUMANIORA  -- Konst -- Konstvetenskap (hsv//swe)

HUMANITIES  -- Arts -- Art History (hsv//eng)

Keyword

Pictures as structures of meaning

Images – cognitive structures

Images in mind

Images – structures of meaning

Language depends of meaning from visual thinking

Seeing is no act of symbolism

Linguistic structure developed later than visual thinking

Language in images subjected to spatial order

Signs and symbols in images subjected to spatial order

Images = visual images

Images (pictures) – first of all Visual images

Visual image – spatial structure of meaning

Visual meaning – excludes no ort of meaning

Seeing – meaning from the immediate present

Seeing – simultaneous awareness

Seeing = regarding

Regarding – more than perception

Regarding as thinking

Seeing as cognition

Seeing as thinking

Intuition

Visual image and cognition

Visual images as mental work

Visual thinking

Spatial for-mation of meaning

Multidimensional thinking

Critical reason in visual cognition

Cognitive seeing

Cognition and visual images

Thinking in seeing

Visual meaning versus verbal mean-ing

Visual meaning = multidimensional meaning

Visual meaning is meaning in simultaneity

Visual image an universal cognitive structure

Visual meaning and verbal meaning – different and complementary

Visual images – nothing linguistic

Visual meaning – meaning independ-ent of symbolism

Signs – no constituents of visual meaning

Symbolism – no constituent of visual meaning

Pictures in mind

Pictures

see Visual images

Maps are visual images

Diagrams are visual meaning

Publication and Content Type

bok (subject category)

vet (subject category)