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Techniques of the observer: on vision and modernity in the nineteenth century

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Modernity and the problem of the observer the camera obscura and its subject subjective vision and the separation of the senses techniques of the observer visionary abstraction.

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Modernity and the problem of the observer the camera obscura and its subject subjective vision and the separation of the senses techniques of the observer visionary abstraction.

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Modernity and the problem of the observer the camera obscura and its subject subjective vision and the separation of the senses techniques of the observer visionary abstraction.

Key concepts: Modernity, Observer (physics), Aesthetics, Art, History, Philosophy, Epistemology, Physics

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