Problems of classification and study of scientific graphics of the XVII century
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The principles of typology of scientific illustration can base on the classification system of sciences: natural (anatomy, medicine, botany, zoology, geography, astronomy, etc.), exact, social (regional history, archaeology, heraldry and genealogy). Technical illustration (mathematics, physics, chemistry) and applied graphics, images in works related to body techniques are considered separately. Classification by type of publications, by the ratio of text and visual series is acceptable: treatises, overages, catalogs. Classification by methods of description is possible: scientific work, travelogue, educational publication, illustrated list. Methodological approaches to the analysis of illustration: iconological, visual studies, multidisciplinary - form the research base for the study of scientific graphics.
- Арутюнян Юлия Ивановна
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