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• On perception(s)

  “The question is not what you look at, but what you see.” Henry David Thoreau

• A few words on …

  ... points of view, relativity, postmodernity, language, literature, the ineluctable modality of the visible and of everything else … and generally on things that I find fascinating and want to share with the world. I plan to blog about thought provoking academic articles that I think might be interesting for a wider audience to read than might usually encounter them, and there're also going to be some photographs and (bad) poems, and some links to interesting and cool stuff, and and and, you know … stuff!

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• Photos I have been challenged to take:

  Challenge I:
  tree - cat - point of view of a small child - small blue thing - from another angle - small mended corner(s) - something old - something new - something borrowed - something true - the moon/interesting
  
  Challenge II:
  almost missed it - bird and water - cat's eye view - clearings - dew - duvet / comforter / blanket - green! - joy - mountain - orange - people - portraits - relief - something magical - that scratchy/tired eye feeling when you’ve been on the computer too long - things that go - tree shape - underneath my car - your favourite song - necks - streetlamps from above

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