At first it appears that nothing could be easier than seeing. We just focus our eyes and take in whatever it is before us. This ability seems detached, efficient, and rational--as if the eyes were competent machines telling us everything about the world without distorting it in any way. Using drawings, paintings, diagrams, and photographs to illustrate his points, Elkins raises intriguing questions and offers astonishing perception about the nature of vision.
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"The gaze"
评分對於說齣自己想法令人直拍大腿的書，也是挺左右為難的
评分對於說齣自己想法令人直拍大腿的書，也是挺左右為難的
评分"Unfocused but frequently illuminating meditations on how we see and how we don't. "這個評語相當恰當，寫得太鬆懈，可以說是自我感受未經辨析的肆意鋪張。但是主題是很好的。我們往往並不能看到對象－他物，甚至最親密的人也是視而不見的。倫勃朗和哈默休伊真正完整、以溫柔的不掩飾看到對象，甚至維米爾都不能這樣直接看，因為他看的是想象－imagery。
评分好的讓我無言以對啊。
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