vizualitást
Vizualitást, commonly translated as visuality, is a concept in philosophy, art history, and media studies that refers to the social and cultural production of seeing and the status of images and visual experience within a culture. It encompasses how images are created, circulated, interpreted, and regulated, as well as how observers perceive and are affected by visual media. The term is central to discussions of visual culture and the politics of perception.
Etymology and scope: The word derives from Latin visualis and is used in Hungarian scholarly discourse as
Core ideas: Visuality treats sight as an active, mediated practice rather than a passive reception. It analyzes
Applications: The concept is used across film theory, art history, design, architecture, digital humanities, and media
See also: visual culture, spectatorship, image politics, surveillance studies, visual rhetoric, digital visualization. Scholars associated with