ATARMAxxing · VCE English as an Additional Language revision notes
How images, graphics and captions support and augment argument
Visuals in argument
What this note covers
- Why the visual is not optional
- A systematic way to read an image
- Cartoons: exaggeration, labelling and irony
- Photographs, captions and the work of anchorage
- Graphs, infographics and numbers made visible
- Integrating the visual with the written argument
- How this is examined and what separates a top-band answer
7 sections · 12 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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