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Bake ‘n Quake: Objects, surfaces and identity distortion in Id Software'sQuake III Arena

Stephen Turk

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I must, to begin with, insist on the following: in the scopic field, the gaze is outside, I am looked at, that is to say, I am a picture. … I am photographed … it is not this dialectic between surf...

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I must, to begin with, insist on the following: in the scopic field, the gaze is outside, I am looked at, that is to say, I am a picture. … I am photographed … it is not this dialectic between surf...

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I must, to begin with, insist on the following: in the scopic field, the gaze is outside, I am looked at, that is to say, I am a picture. … I am photographed … it is not this dialectic between surf...

Key concepts: Quake (natural phenomenon), Gaze, Dialectic, Identity (music), Art, Visual arts, Art history, Aesthetics

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