视觉文化
Visual Culture
视觉文化是所看到的一切以及它被看到和理解的方式。表示是一个人解释文化的符号和图像的方式，以及这些图像解释为什么世界是这样的方式。视觉文化的方法承认现实生活在一个现代世界。从童年起，一个人的大脑就用图像的意义来表达他们的世界。举个例子，它是通过视觉手段传达的文化的一部分。如果一些特殊的时刻没有捕捉到你的相机，你可以数字操纵它在您的计算机上。纽约国家大楼的虚拟现实的排队时间更长。这个虚拟城市将很快加入拉斯维加斯巴黎酒店，复制仔细操纵的城市形象的光。在这个改变的现实世界中的生活有时看起来比真实事物更愉快，有些时候与此相反。1979同性婚姻回来的路上被美国国会反对但后来当喜剧人物爱伦出现在电视上，数以百万计的人喜欢它。另一方面，虚拟现实长期以来一直受到武装部队的青睐，作为一个训练竞技场，在海湾战争中以巨大的人类生命代价付诸实践。这就是所谓的视觉文化。它不只是你日常生活的一部分，它是你的日常生活。图示是一个有效的方式观察文化的视觉通信前沿。
Visual Culture is everything that is seen, that is produced to be seen, and the way in which it is seen and understood. Representation is the way a person interprets symbols and images of a culture and the way these images explain why the world is the way it is . The Visual Culture approach acknowledges the reality of living in a modern world . Since childhood, a person’s brain uses representation of images into meanings to make sense of their world. For an example , It is that part of culture that communicates through visual means . If some special moment didn’t capture in your camera , you can digitally manipulate it on your computer. The queues are longer for the virtual reality at New York’s State Building . This virtual city will be joined shortly by Paris Las Vegas , copying the carefully manipulated image of the city of light. Life in this alter reality world is some times looks more pleasant than the real things, some time contrary to this . Way back in 1979 same sex marriage was opposed by the united States Congress but later when the sitcom character Ellen shown on television , millions of people liked it. On the other hand , virtual reality has long been favoured by the armed forces as a training arena, bring it into practice in Gulf war at a huge cost of human life. This is known as visual culture. It is not just a part of your everyday life, it is your everyday life.. Pictorial presentation is an impactful way forward communication for observing the new visuality in the culture .
Nearly every form of visual media a person comes into contact with a photograph, which is undisputable evidence of an event. There is the myth of photographic truth, which means that photographs are subjective, yet can be manipulated and taken in different contexts. For an example the photographs taken by Nazi’s during the holocaust. The photographs denote that Nazis killed millions of people, but the photographs may also take on many connotative meanings of the two connotative meanings mentioned with the Nazi pictures they each hold different ideologies; ideas that form a culture. The ideas of ideology are usually taken in as the views of most of the population of a given culture, therefore ideologies define cultures.
An American ideology is the belief in independent freedom while a communist ideology is communal sharing. How are these ideologies passed on in a culture? They start off in schools and places that people gather. Malls are filled with advertisements. There are ads that symbolize skinny brunettes wearing Chanel as the perfect woman, which is what most men and women tend to take as truth. Then there are ads to enlist people into the army, which give a message of a strong country run by individuals. The idea of interpretation is that people are made up of the different ideologies with which they come in contact with through out their lives. In this case a person might enlist in the army to be a part of a strong country while another might buy a Chanel dress to look like the woman in the ad. This newly visual existence may be confusing. For example the new visuality of culture is not the same as understanding it . Indeed the gap between the wealth of visual experience in contemporary culture & the ability to analyse that observation marks either of the opportunities and the need for visual culture as a field of study.
People get crazy to visuals of a skinny brunette wearing the Chanel clothes, rather than a overweight lady with red hair. This can be explained through psychoanalytic theory. It impl
