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posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
- quote! en meer zoeken over die theorie van visual language
  posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
- aspecten van een situatie tonen eerder dan de actie
  posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
subjectivity can be encoded in a panel as a whole,

shifting the viewpoint of the panel to a member of the fictive narrative.
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
- subjectiviteit viewpoints
  posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
Japanese children use aerial and

close up (“exaggerated”) viewpoints en masse and were not found in the American

children’s representations at all.
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
- close-ups belangrijk: tonen emoties? (shonen van nabij bekijken)
  posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
- statistieken voor close-ups, linken!
  posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
- dit klinkt gek, denkende aan shojo-layouts. bekijken
  
  -> aan afbeelding te zien: lijkt op eerste gezicht niet Japans, nee. is er rekening gehouden met zaken zoals shojo stijl, waar de frames vaak helemaal afwezig zijn??
  posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
Though the numbers are minor, American books

seem to modify their panels with framing types more than Japanese books do.
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
Aerial

High-angled Lateral

Low-angled Ground-up

American

1

(SD = 1.2)

9.7

(SD = 8.5)

82.1

(SD = 8.5)

6.1

(SD = 3.7)

0.25

(SD = 0.4)

Japanese

1.2

(SD = 0.9)

14.9

(SD = 5.1)

73.4

(SD = 8.6)

8.9

(SD = 3.9)

1.3

(SD = 1.5)
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
- blijkbaar zijn manga relatief gevarieerd qua perspectieven
  posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
- is relatief minder diepte in manga een gevolg van minder achtergrond?
  posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
a greater variation across authors for LRM categories than Japanese

books do. I hypothesize that this variation can be attributed to a willingness of American

authors to experiment more with the visual language as an “artistic” medium, as opposed

to the Japanese usage of more of a communicative system akin to language (Cohn 2004)
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
- heel interessant! worden manga in japan meer gebruikt voor 'communicatie', en comics in de vs meer voor 'artistieke expressie'? (ook superhero comics van dertien in een dozijn?)
  posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
An “Art” treatment emphasizes

individualistic and innovative techniques for authors, while a “Language” system

promotes shared techniques amongst a community.
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
- gebruiken om erop te wijzen dat manga een 'taal' bevatten!
  
  -shared techniques wil niet zeggen minder originele inhoud, gaat over structural means
  posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
difference is recognizable in other domains such as drawing style. While American

authors draw in dramatically varying ways, Japanese authors are similar enough in

structure to belong to an overarching “Japanese style” that is recognizable at a glance.
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
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posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
Of course, the

need for an explanation for variance at all is in part a curious one when dealing with the

notion of languages, since usually languages are expected to vary.
posted by Nele Noppe on 11-23-2007
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