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The visual rhetoric of the workplace

What are you communicating about yourself from the arrangements of signs at your workplace? What about your personal spaces?

Posted byOmar Sosa-TzecApril 4, 2014April 4, 2014Posted inReflection, Rhetoric, Theory, Visual RhetoricTags: communication, personal space, pikachu, post-it, rhetoric, semiotics, signs, totoro, visual rhetoric, workplaceLeave a comment on The visual rhetoric of the workplace

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