How does Barthes anchorage narrow the possible meanings of images?Group of answer choicesThrough the use of image captions, words, titles or copy.By increasing the polysemic possibilitiesBy articulating the least likely meaning of a textBy avoiding the use of written language

Images, concepts, and symbols areSelect one:a.examples of heuristics.b.types of morphemes.c.types of semantics.d.basic units of thought.

What text feature helps to explain an image or a graphic? A. an index B. a caption C. a heading D. a glossary

What do you notice as you explored drawings in different categories? Are there consistent themes among the pictures in a category? If you didn’t know the category labels, how would you distinguish the pictures from each other? What would you look for?Now, write 2-3 sentences (40-60 words) in response to each of these questions. Type your response in the text box below.

Why did Barthes apply the concept of myth to the following image?Group of answer choicesBarthes argued that the image has a number of possible meanings and therefore it’s a myth that the intended meaning of the text can be found.Barthes argued that the image conveys the myth of the power of the French Empire.Barthes argued that the meaning of the text depends entirely on the individual, so we can’t come to any conclusions.Barthes argued that like a fairytale, this image is a construction and that therefore it can’t be seen as reality.

how signs and codes of the photos construct meanings