Picturing the Past: Historical Memory of the Civil War in the Optics of Visual Semiotics and Eye-Tracking Research

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This analysis combines eye-tracking with visual semiotics to reveal perception differences in historical materials during the Civil War.

Results indicate that historical sympathies influence attention patterns towards visual materials.
Participants sympathetic to the Red Army focused more on textual elements of the White Movement poster.
The methodology integrates qualitative historiography with neuroscientific approaches such as eye-tracking.
Further research is needed to explore how factors like age and graphic style influence historical perception.

Трубникова et al. (2025) studied this question.

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