
Spellbound
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Jean Robertson is the Chancellor's Professor of Art History at Indiana University's Herron School of Art and Design. She is one of the authors of Spellbound.
Content
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Chapter 1
Listening to the Alphabet: Sounds
Chapter 2
Looking at the Alphabet: Shapes
Chapter 3
Rethinking the Alphabet: Pictures
Chapter 4
Rethinking the Alphabet: Colors
Chapter 5
The Visuality of Text: Degrees of Spatiality and Translucency
Chapter 6
Thinking in Scripts: The Look of Arabic by Erica Machulak
Chapter 7
The Curious Case of Translation
Chapter 8
Love Letters by Slavs and Tatars by Gabriel Ritter
Chapter 9
Text and Image in Visual Art
Chapter 10
Rethinking Visual Language in the Digital Future by Aaron Ganci
Chapter 11
Visual Culture and Visual Power
Chapter 12
Conclusion
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