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| PART
1 - VISUAL THINKING |
| Chapter
1 - Forward into the Past: A Revival of Old Visual Talents
with Computer Visualization |
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| Chapter
2 - Thinking Like Einstein on the Hokule'a: Visual
Thinking through Time |
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| Chapter
3 - Visual Thinkers and Nobel Prizes |
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| Chapter
4 - Word-Bound: The Power of Seeing |
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| Chapter
5 - When the World Plague Was Stopped by a Digital Artist |
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| Chapter
6 -Smashing Images |
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| PART
2- VISUAL TECHNOLOGIES |
| Chapter
7 - Is Visualization No Longer a "New New Thing"? |
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| Chapter
8 - Talk Less, Draw More |
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| Chapter
9 - Unintended, Unexpected Consequences |
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| Chapter
10 - Artist Discoveries and Graphical Histories |
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| Chapter
11 - Transforming Spheres -- in Three Parts |
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| PART
3 - VISUAL BRAINS |
| Chapter
12 - Making All Things Make Themselves |
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| Chapter
13 - Enormous Eyes and Tiny Grasping Hands |
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| Chapter
14 - Brain Drain: Reconsidering Spatial Ability |
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| Chapter
15 - Knowing What You Don't Need to Know |
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| PART
4 - VISUAL PEOPLE |
| Chapter
16 - Feynman Diagrams, Spreading Illusions |
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| Chapter
17 - Missed Opportunities and Cheap Tools |
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| Chapter
18 - James Clerk Maxwell, Working in Wet Clay |
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| Chapter
19 - Digital Artist as Hero |
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| Chapter
20 - Is a Visualization Language Possible? |
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| Chapter
21 - Following the Gifts: Art, Visual Talent, and Troubles
with Words |
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| Chapter
22 - Nikola Tesla and Thinking in Pictures |
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| Chapter
23 - Seeing the Unseen: Concluding Remarks |
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