To be is to be perceived, not to be is not to be perceived
Can we say that to be is to be perceived? Or that not to be is not to be perceived? Who decides who is to be visible or not? My contention is that invisibility is a social construction related to norms of apprehension, recognition and justification. Not seeing a person makes them absent, and precipi...
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Autor principal: | Guillaume Le Blanc |
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Presses Universitaires de la Méditerranée
2021
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