Rhetoric and Visual Argument: proposition of methodological models based on the analysis of infographics

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Autor(a) principal: Leal, Vanesca Carvalho
Data de Publicação: 2021
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
eng
Título da fonte: Revista da ABRALIN (Online)
Texto Completo: https://revista.abralin.org/index.php/abralin/article/view/1999
Resumo: This study proposes analytic models for multimodal genres, specifically for the infographic, based on a finished master’s research and in light of a brief literature review regarding multimodal argumentation. This study is justified by the fact that visual rhetoric is a relatively new field of investigation which still needs analytic proposals that promote the increase of studies in the area. This work, of a descriptive and qualitative nature, is grounded in theories and methodologies of the visual field (BLAIR, 2008; KJELDSEN, 2012; 2015; MATEUS, 2016; 2018; ROQUE, 2012; 2016; TSERONIS; FORCEVILLE, 2017; GONÇALVES-SEGUNDO, 2021; LEAL, 2021), and the gathering of data was based on Google Scholar through software Harzing’s Publish or Perish. The results show that, even though the procedures have been developed for the analysis of infographics, the analytic method may collaborate with the growing studies in multimodal argumentation and may be applied to other genres circulating in society
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Rhetoric and Visual Argument: proposition of methodological models based on the analysis of infographics
title Rhetoric and Visual Argument: proposition of methodological models based on the analysis of infographics
spellingShingle Rhetoric and Visual Argument: proposition of methodological models based on the analysis of infographics
Leal, Vanesca Carvalho
Infographic
Methods of analysis
Multimodal argumentation
Infographic
Methods of analysis
Multimodal argumentation
title_short Rhetoric and Visual Argument: proposition of methodological models based on the analysis of infographics
title_full Rhetoric and Visual Argument: proposition of methodological models based on the analysis of infographics
title_fullStr Rhetoric and Visual Argument: proposition of methodological models based on the analysis of infographics
title_full_unstemmed Rhetoric and Visual Argument: proposition of methodological models based on the analysis of infographics
title_sort Rhetoric and Visual Argument: proposition of methodological models based on the analysis of infographics
author Leal, Vanesca Carvalho
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dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Infographic
Methods of analysis
Multimodal argumentation
Infographic
Methods of analysis
Multimodal argumentation
topic Infographic
Methods of analysis
Multimodal argumentation
Infographic
Methods of analysis
Multimodal argumentation
description This study proposes analytic models for multimodal genres, specifically for the infographic, based on a finished master’s research and in light of a brief literature review regarding multimodal argumentation. This study is justified by the fact that visual rhetoric is a relatively new field of investigation which still needs analytic proposals that promote the increase of studies in the area. This work, of a descriptive and qualitative nature, is grounded in theories and methodologies of the visual field (BLAIR, 2008; KJELDSEN, 2012; 2015; MATEUS, 2016; 2018; ROQUE, 2012; 2016; TSERONIS; FORCEVILLE, 2017; GONÇALVES-SEGUNDO, 2021; LEAL, 2021), and the gathering of data was based on Google Scholar through software Harzing’s Publish or Perish. The results show that, even though the procedures have been developed for the analysis of infographics, the analytic method may collaborate with the growing studies in multimodal argumentation and may be applied to other genres circulating in society
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