In a message dated 1/5/10 12:41:44 PM, [email protected] writes:
> But what about the pleasure of looking at something - apart from all > those > interests? > > The commission, possession , and exhibition of the painting was a part of its cultural importance. The pleasure of looking at the painting was more complicated than the childlike happiness leading to disneyish reverie earlier described by Miller as his own standard of visual success. Could Miller please explain roughly why he describes Berger as "Berger and his fellow Althussarians." KAte Sullivan
