According to Merleau-Ponty, perception has an active dimension, in that it is a primordial openness to the life world. When our gaze travels around the space and over what lies before us, at every moment we are forced to adopt a certain point of view. Space is no longer of simultaneous objects capable of being apprehended by an absolute observer who is equally close to them all, without a point of view and a body and without spatial position. Jean Paulhan remarked that, space in which we too are located, it is close to us and we are organically connected.Tuesday, 22 November 2011
Exploring World of Perception
According to Merleau-Ponty, perception has an active dimension, in that it is a primordial openness to the life world. When our gaze travels around the space and over what lies before us, at every moment we are forced to adopt a certain point of view. Space is no longer of simultaneous objects capable of being apprehended by an absolute observer who is equally close to them all, without a point of view and a body and without spatial position. Jean Paulhan remarked that, space in which we too are located, it is close to us and we are organically connected.
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