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    Norman Bryson - The Gaze in The Expanded Field

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    Jacqueline rose: "the gaze" has become important in contemporary discussions of painting and of visuality. She says le reaard's concept of the Gaze passes from Sartre to Lacan in the first two volumes of The Four Fundamental Concepts. Rose: "le reaard, the gaze, is a term that has been used to describe the Gaze of the other in Sartre's beina and nothingness.

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    Jacqueline rose: "the gaze" has become important in contemporary discussions of painting and of visuality. She says le reaard's concept of the Gaze passes from Sartre to Lacan in the first two volumes of The Four Fundamental Concepts. Rose: "le reaard, the gaze, is a term that has been used to describe the Gaze of the other in Sartre's beina and nothingness.

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    Jacqueline rose: "the gaze" has become important in contemporary discussions of painting and of visuality. She says le reaard's concept of the Gaze passes from Sartre to Lacan in the first two volumes of The Four Fundamental Concepts. Rose: "le reaard, the gaze, is a term that has been used to describe the Gaze of the other in Sartre's beina and nothingness.

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    Norman Bryson - The Gaze in The Expanded Field

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    Jacqueline rose: "the gaze" has become important in contemporary discussions of painting and of visuality. She says le reaard's concept of the Gaze passes from Sartre to Lacan in the first two volumes of The Four Fundamental Concepts. Rose: "le reaard, the gaze, is a term that has been used to describe the Gaze of the other in Sartre's beina and nothingness.

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