Far from Eyes, Close to Heart
Keywords:
Presence, Representation, SignAbstract
The article speculates about differences between presence cultures and sense cultures, indicating the former as attached to certain cosmological frames and the latter characterized by the division of the self which engenders a separation from the world. It highlights the role of Christianity as a mental preparation for the advent of the fiction regime on western cultures, emphasizing presence through absence.Downloads
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