- Overview: Conduct a brief OVERVIEW of the visual or graphic. This should be in the form of a brief
paraphrase or summary.
2.
Parts: Key is
on the PARTS of the image by reading
the visual as a text, looking for literary techniques such as imagery, simile,
metaphor, symbol, and irony.
3.
Title: Read
the TITLE or caption of the visual
(if one is present) so that you are clear on the subject it is covering.
4.
Interrelationships: Use the title as your theory and parts of the visual as your clues to
detect and specify the INTERRELATIONSHIPS
in the graphic.
5.
Conclusion: Draw
a CONCLUSION about the visual as a
whole by stating its theme or the argument it’s making.
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