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table of contents
  1. Front Page
  2. Acknowledgements
  3. Preface
  4. Introduction to Compositional Analysis
    1. Exercises
  5. Chapter One: Principles of Composition
    1. Exercises
    2. Exercises
  6. Chapter Two: Ekphrasis
    1. Exercises: Anne Sexton
    2. Exercises: W.H. Auden
    3. Exercises: Pascale Petit
  7. Writer's Corner: Writing the Visual Literacy Essay
  8. Writer's Corner: Integrated Quotations
  9. Writer's Corner: Sentence Types
  10. Chapter Three: Aura
    1. Exercises
  11. Writer's Corner: Writing the Rhetorical Analysis Paper
  12. Chapter Four: Aesthetics
    1. Exercises
  13. Chapter Five: Branding
    1. Exercises
  14. Writer's Corner: Writing the Research Paper
  15. Chapter Six: Representation
    1. Exercises
  16. Chapter Seven: Networks
    1. Exercises
  17. Synopsis: Labor and the Image Economy
  18. Open License Image Links

Saying What We See

Visual Literacy and the Rhetoric of Images

An Open Coursebook
for Academic Writing and Composition

by Thom May

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