The book entitled the Definitive Guide to Body Language... Surely this isn't really reductionistic - it 'reduces' things that nobody was previously attaching any significance to?
your post reminded me about that book Blink that I was reading in Cali. It interestingly reduced a lot of things to the first split second impression/impulse you get from a situation.
Ah, that's another good example. Perhaps I'll have to pick that book up and read it.
On a related note, my HU3120 class reading on typography and Gestalt psychology discusses similar topics; that way the prof can teach us to use visual elements to improve the rhetorical power of the documents we create. Cool beans.
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Surely this isn't really reductionistic - it 'reduces' things that nobody was previously attaching any significance to?
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I don't understand your question.
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On a related note, my HU3120 class reading on typography and Gestalt psychology discusses similar topics; that way the prof can teach us to use visual elements to improve the rhetorical power of the documents we create. Cool beans.
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