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Avengers #12 May 22, 2013
A World.
Maximilian Lenz, 1899.
Some Works are about creating an experience, a world, a sensation or percept, an intellectual-emotional sequence, pattern, or construct
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if I tried to find in myself a creative thought which bodied forth the framework of the world or illumined it through and through, I should once more prove unfaithful to my experience of the world, and should be looking for what makes that experience possible instead of looking for what it is. The self-evidence of perception is not adequate thought or apodeictic self-evidence. The world is not what I think, but what I live through. I am open to the world, I have no doubt that I am in communication with it, but I do not possess it; it is inexhaustible. 'There is a world,' or rather: 'There is the world'; I can never completely account for this ever-reiterated assertion in my life. This facticity of the world is...what causes the world to be the world; just as the facticity of the cogito is not an imperfection in itself, but rather what assures me of my existence...It is a question of recognizing consciousness itself as a project of the world, meant for a world which it neither embraces nor possesses, but towards which it is perpetually directed -- and the world as this pre-objective individual whose imperious unity decrees what knowledge shall take as its goal...Our relationship to the world, as it is untiringly enunciated within us, is not a thing which can be any further clarified by analysis; philosophy can only place it once more before our eyes and present it for our ratification.
Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Phenomenology of Perception (trans. Colin Smith), pg. xvii-xviii.
I suffer from myopia. This is a condition where my eyes can see objects that are close to me very clearly but objects that are further away are blurry. One of the things that I’ve realized is that I should never take my glasses off. Why? Because, when I do, I can get into all …