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Sociological Images makes me happy
Aug. 2nd, 2012 10:13 pmAnd I say this as someone who has trouble with photographic two-dimensional images -- drawn or moving images are much easier for me to take in, and written words and hand gestures are easier yet.
Still, the second half of today's Sociological Images is a very well-done argument done in pictures.
(The blog is generally a good read, although they don't moderate comments strongly enough to make the comments worth reading. I think it's also good passive training in how to make a concise, interesting, and lay-accessible argument in an area where you have enough depth to get arbitrarily jargon-y.)
Still, the second half of today's Sociological Images is a very well-done argument done in pictures.
(The blog is generally a good read, although they don't moderate comments strongly enough to make the comments worth reading. I think it's also good passive training in how to make a concise, interesting, and lay-accessible argument in an area where you have enough depth to get arbitrarily jargon-y.)
