Does Humankind Still Have a Perspective?

Does Humankind Still Have a Perspective?
No 85, 2009/2 - 208 pages

Contemporary approaches cutting across various expressions where perspective is in play or at stake were given priority in the study of the usages, meanings, and practices of perspective. This is an assessment of the state of perspective today in the light of the situation of the human being in the represented world.

Pages 5 to 22

Is There Still a Perspective for the Human Being?

By Philippe Mesnard
Pages 23 to 35

Perspective and Viewpoint

By Alain Rabatel
Pages 37 to 53

Constructing Perspective, Constructing Meaning: The Empowerment of the Reader in Récit Variable

By Carole Lipsyc
Pages 55 to 64

Digital Perspectives: Variabilities, Interactions, and Distributed Universes

By Sophie Lavaud-Forest
Pages 65 to 78

Is Perspective a Western Myth?

By Michel Cegarra
Pages 79 to 101

The Stunned Eye: Perspective and Interpretations of Antoine Caron’s Massacres of the Triumvirate (1566)

By Valérie Auclair
Pages 103 to 115

Painting under Image: Gerard Fromanger, a Contemporary Usage of Perspective

By Jehanne Dautrey
Pages 117 to 125

Anselm Kiefer, Perspectives on a Career (Interview with Philippe Mesnard)

By Danièle Cohn
Pages 127 to 138

Near and Far

By Michèle Tosi
Pages 139 to 154

The Sound Perspective

By Jean Chatauret
Pages 155 to 170

The Misfortunes of Contemporary Perspective

By Thibaut de Ruyter
Pages 171 to 183

The Mechanisms of Radical Innovation

By Patrick Schumacher
Pages 185 to 198

The After-City or These Megalopolises Said to Be Unappealing . . .

By Régine Robin