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The blind man: a phantasmography
New York: Fordham University Press (2019)
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Photography tears the subject from itself -- Plastic intimacies -- Corneal abrasion -- Opticalterities -- The delirium of images -- Baroque vision -- Phanomenology -- The collector of eyes.Links
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