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visual reception

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visual reception
Visual decoding Psychology The ability to comprehend the meaning of symbols, written 'sight words', pictures, and other concrete objects; visual reception can be compromised because of difficulties in spacial perception or figure-ground
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With is wide screen and very clear visual reception, you can really go wrong with you photo editing if you use your HP pavilion.
How to Turn Your Hp Pavilion into A Digital Photography Editor by Patrick Bankay / Computers and Internet community
Karl Enenkel's very long essay, fully supported with visual prints, "Der Petrarca des 'Petrarca-Meisters': Zum Text-Bild-Verhaltnis in Illustrierten De Remediis-Ausgaben," presents a persuasive argument for how visual reception (interpretation via illustration, or illumination, for example) can transform a text's "intended" meaning, as Petrarch's Christian humanism becomes Lutheran polemic against Roman Catholicism.
Petrarch and His Readers in the Renaissance by Schildgen, Brenda Deen / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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