András Benedek is Professor and Head at the Department of Technical Education, Budapest University of Technology and Economics. He has published several papers on human resource development issues.Kristóf Nyíri is Professor of Philosophy at the same Department. His main fields of research are the philosophy of images and the philosophy of time.

• Contents: András Benedek: Preface – Sybille Krämer: Trace, Writing, Diagram: Reflections on Spatiality, Intuition, Graphical Practices and Thinking – Valeria Giardino: Diagramming: Connecting Cognitive Systems to Improve Reasoning – János Tanács: The Visually Explorative Method of János Bolyai in the Formation of Absolute Geometry – Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen: A Road to the Philosophy of Iconic Communication – Petra Aczél: Expressivity and Emotion in Visionary Rhetoric – James J. Kimble: Soldier and Saviour: Visual Propaganda, Serial Narrativity, and the Case of the Kid in Upper 4 – Paweł Rybszleger: Pictorial and Textual Communication within the Scope of Citizen Journalism in Social Media – Ágnes Veszelszki: Information Visualization: Infographics from a Linguistic Point of View – Trischa Goodnow: Light from the Middle East: The Real versus Imagined in Contemporary Photography – Monika Jovanović: Seeing Paintings As They Are: Cognitivity of Aesthetic Qualities – Ewa Schreiber: «Silence Filled with Sound»: Spatial and Visual Metaphors in Raymond Murray Schafer’s Idea of Soundscape – Andrea Kárpáti/Tünde Simon: Symbolization in Child Art: Creation and Interpretation of Visual Metaphors – Judit Hortoványi: Visual Representation as Self-expression in Pedagogical Practice: Possible Explanations of Adolescents’ Symbol Drawings – James E. Katz/Daniel Halpern: An Eye towards the Future: A Binational Survey of Attitudes toward Google Glass – László Szirmay-Kalos/Pirkko Oittinen/Balázs Teréki: Computational Aesthetics for Rendering Virtual Scenes on 3D Stereoscopic Displays – András Benedek: Visual Education: Old and New Dilemmas – Ian W. King: Expression and the Body – Zsuzsanna Kondor: Pictorial Representations and the Nature of Their Subjects – Daniel L. Golden: Face to Face: Towards a New Sincerity – Kristóf Nyíri: Image and Time in the Theory of Gestures.

András Benedek is Professor and Head at the Department of Technical Education, Budapest University of Technology and Economics. He has published several papers on human resource development issues.Kristóf Nyíri is Professor of Philosophy at the same Department. His main fields of research are the philosophy of images and the philosophy of time.

• Contents: András Benedek: Preface – Sybille Krämer: Trace, Writing, Diagram: Reflections on Spatiality, Intuition, Graphical Practices and Thinking – Valeria Giardino: Diagramming: Connecting Cognitive Systems to Improve Reasoning – János Tanács: The Visually Explorative Method of János Bolyai in the Formation of Absolute Geometry – Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen: A Road to the Philosophy of Iconic Communication – Petra Aczél: Expressivity and Emotion in Visionary Rhetoric – James J. Kimble: Soldier and Saviour: Visual Propaganda, Serial Narrativity, and the Case of the Kid in Upper 4 – Paweł Rybszleger: Pictorial and Textual Communication within the Scope of Citizen Journalism in Social Media – Ágnes Veszelszki: Information Visualization: Infographics from a Linguistic Point of View – Trischa Goodnow: Light from the Middle East: The Real versus Imagined in Contemporary Photography – Monika Jovanović: Seeing Paintings As They Are: Cognitivity of Aesthetic Qualities – Ewa Schreiber: «Silence Filled with Sound»: Spatial and Visual Metaphors in Raymond Murray Schafer’s Idea of Soundscape – Andrea Kárpáti/Tünde Simon: Symbolization in Child Art: Creation and Interpretation of Visual Metaphors – Judit Hortoványi: Visual Representation as Self-expression in Pedagogical Practice: Possible Explanations of Adolescents’ Symbol Drawings – James E. Katz/Daniel Halpern: An Eye towards the Future: A Binational Survey of Attitudes toward Google Glass – László Szirmay-Kalos/Pirkko Oittinen/Balázs Teréki: Computational Aesthetics for Rendering Virtual Scenes on 3D Stereoscopic Displays – András Benedek: Visual Education: Old and New Dilemmas – Ian W. King: Expression and the Body – Zsuzsanna Kondor: Pictorial Representations and the Nature of Their Subjects – Daniel L. Golden: Face to Face: Towards a New Sincerity – Kristóf Nyíri: Image and Time in the Theory of Gestures.

András Benedek is Professor and Head at the Department of Technical Education, Budapest University of Technology and Economics. He has published several papers on human resource development issues.Kristóf Nyíri is Professor of Philosophy at the same Department. His main fields of research are the philosophy of images and the philosophy of time.

• Contents: András Benedek: Preface – Sybille Krämer: Trace, Writing, Diagram: Reflections on Spatiality, Intuition, Graphical Practices and Thinking – Valeria Giardino: Diagramming: Connecting Cognitive Systems to Improve Reasoning – János Tanács: The Visually Explorative Method of János Bolyai in the Formation of Absolute Geometry – Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen: A Road to the Philosophy of Iconic Communication – Petra Aczél: Expressivity and Emotion in Visionary Rhetoric – James J. Kimble: Soldier and Saviour: Visual Propaganda, Serial Narrativity, and the Case of the Kid in Upper 4 – Paweł Rybszleger: Pictorial and Textual Communication within the Scope of Citizen Journalism in Social Media – Ágnes Veszelszki: Information Visualization: Infographics from a Linguistic Point of View – Trischa Goodnow: Light from the Middle East: The Real versus Imagined in Contemporary Photography – Monika Jovanović: Seeing Paintings As They Are: Cognitivity of Aesthetic Qualities – Ewa Schreiber: «Silence Filled with Sound»: Spatial and Visual Metaphors in Raymond Murray Schafer’s Idea of Soundscape – Andrea Kárpáti/Tünde Simon: Symbolization in Child Art: Creation and Interpretation of Visual Metaphors – Judit Hortoványi: Visual Representation as Self-expression in Pedagogical Practice: Possible Explanations of Adolescents’ Symbol Drawings – James E. Katz/Daniel Halpern: An Eye towards the Future: A Binational Survey of Attitudes toward Google Glass – László Szirmay-Kalos/Pirkko Oittinen/Balázs Teréki: Computational Aesthetics for Rendering Virtual Scenes on 3D Stereoscopic Displays – András Benedek: Visual Education: Old and New Dilemmas – Ian W. King: Expression and the Body – Zsuzsanna Kondor: Pictorial Representations and the Nature of Their Subjects – Daniel L. Golden: Face to Face: Towards a New Sincerity – Kristóf Nyíri: Image and Time in the Theory of Gestures.