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Volume 37, Issue 4
Autumn 2021
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ISSN 0747-9360
EISSN 1531-4790
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Knowledge Design-Visual Rhetoric in Science Communication: Thomas M. Susanka and Olaf Kramer, Guest Editors

Introduction
Bruce Brown, Richard Buchanan, Carl DiSalvo, Dennis Doordan, Kipum Lee ...
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 1–3.
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Introduction: Knowledge Design – Visual Rhetoric in Science Communication
Thomas M. Susanka, Olaf Kramer
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 4–8.
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Persuasion by Design? Design Theory Between Aesthetics and Rhetoric
Joachim Knape
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 9–22.
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Dualities of Form: Considerations of Functional and Narrative Aspects of Design for Data Visualization
Timothy Samara
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 23–34.
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Where Attractiveness and Comprehensibility Collide: Representing Verbal and Visual Information
Willem Koetsenruijter
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 35–45.
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(De)Signing Authority: The Indexical Dimension of Typography in Academic Communication
Jürgen Spitzmüller
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 46–58.
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Authenticity and Credibility in Science Communication Design: A Rhetorical Approach
Annina Schneller
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 59–71.
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Popular Science Images: Reflections on Visual Practices in Science Communication
Simone Heekeren
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 72–85.
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The Rhetoric of Digital Presentation Tools in Politics: The Case of Visual Knowledge in President Obama's Enhanced State Of the Union
Jens E. Kjeldsen
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 86–102.
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Reviews

Design Justice: Community-Led Practices to Build the Worlds We Need (Information Policy) by Sasha Costanza-Chock
Kriti Bhalla, Sanjana Shivakumar, Tarun Kumar
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 103–107.
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Cloud Ethics: Algorithms and the Attributes of Ourselves and Others
Tomasz Hollanek
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 108–109.
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Scandinavian Design and the United States 1890–1980
Anna Nyburg
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 109–111.
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Contributors
Design Issues (2021) 37 (4): 112–113.
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