Course Syllabus
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Lecture Series on the Course Pack Session 1 Introduction to the Seminar
Visual Metaphors and the Contextualization of Analogical Reasoning
Chapter One - Introduction
Visual Metaphors and the Contextualization of Analogical Reasoning
Chapter Two: The Renaissance of Metaphorical Thought - Cognitive Linguistics and Metaphorical Thought
Session 2 Visual Metaphors and the Contextualization of Analogical Reasoning
Chapter Three: The Anatomy of Social Metaphor
Visual Metaphors and the Contextualization of Analogical Reasoning
Chapter Four: Metaphor as Epistemology
Session 3 Visual Metaphors and the Contextualization of Analogical Reasoning
Chapter Five - The Organization of Visual Space
Chapter Six - Ideographic Writing and the Visual Representation of the World
Chapters 7-9 Conceptual Applications
The Metaphor of the Middle Earth - The Nordic Runes and their Cosmology
The Metaphor of the Rising Sun - Earth Astronomy and the Visual Metaphor of Archeastronomy
Metaphor of Involution and Evolution: The Cosmic Parade of Life
The Metaphor of the Seven Arrows - The Medicine Wheel
Session 4 Visual Metaphors and the Contextualization of Analogical Reasoning
Chapters 7-9 Conceptual Applications
The Metaphor of the Middle Earth - The Nordic Runes and their Cosmology
The Metaphor of the Rising Sun - Earth Astronomy and the Visual Metaphor of Archeastronomy
Metaphor of Involution and Evolution: The Cosmic Parade of Life
The Metaphor of the Seven Arrows - The Medicine Wheel
Chapter Eleven - The Tonal Metaphor of Resonance
Discusssion of Music Theory and its Structure
Chapter Twelve - Kinesic or Praxiological Metaphors - Movements in Space
Seminar Series on Selected Texts Session 5 Communication and Culture
Group I
Session 6 Communication and Culture
Group I
Session 7 Visual Culture
Group II
Session 8 Visual Culture
Group II
Session 9 Visual Culture
Group II
March 15 No Class - Spring Break Session 10 Interviews on Final Paper Project Sesssion 11 Interviews on Final Paper Project Session 12 Overview and Open Discussion Period Session 13 Summation and Open Discussion Period Final Paper Final Paper Due - Posted on Blackboard
The final paper must be around 20 pages or more and may include graphics, audio files, video files, web links, and other hyperlink technology. Appendices recommended for detailed discussions of related areas of analysis and discussion.
