When We Read A Story, We Inhabit

When We Read A Story, We Inhabit It. The Covers Of The Book Are Like A Roof And Four Walls.

Ever Since The Greek Tragedies, Artists Have, From Time To Time, Asked Themselves How They Might Influence Ongoing Political Events.

The Animal Has Secrets Which, Unlike The Secrets Of Caves, Mountains, Seas Are Specifically Addressed To Man.

Oil Painting Did To Appearances What Capital Did To Social Relations. It Reduced Everything To The Equality Of Objects. Everything Became Exchangeable Because Everything Became A Commodity.

Men Look At Women. Women Watch Themselves Being Looked At.