Sites of vision : the discursive construction of sight in the history of philosophy / edited by David Michael Levin.
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Cambridge, Mass. :
MIT Press,
1999.
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Table of Contents:
- From acoustics to optics : the rise of the metaphysical and demise of the melodic in Aristotle's Poetics / P. Christopher Smith
- Aristotle on specular regimes : the theater of philosophical discourse / James I. Porter
- Discourses of vision in seventeenth-century metaphysics / Catherine Wilson
- How to write the history of vision : understanding the relationship between Berkeley and Descartes / Margaret Atherton
- Embodying the eye of humanism : Giambattista Vico and the eye of ingenium / Sandra Rudnick Luft
- "For now we see through a glass darkly" : the systematics of Hegel's visual imagery / John Russon
- Sighting the spirit : the rhetorical visions of Geist in Hegel's Encyclopedia / John H. Smith
- Perspectives and horizons : Husserl on seeing the truth / Mary C. Rawlinson
- Ducks and rabbits : visuality in Wittgenstein / William James Earle
- Dewey's critique of democratic visual culture and its political implications / Yaron Ezrahi
- Materialist mutations of the Bilderverbot / Rebecca Comay
- Hannah Arendt : the activity of the spectator / Peg Birmingham
- Keeping Foucault and Derrida in sight : panopticism and the politics of subversion / David Michael Levin
- Difference and the ruin of representation in Gilles Deleuze / Dorothea Olkowski.