This book explores the role of vision and the culture of
observation in Victorian and modernist ways of seeing. Willis
charts the characterization of vision through four organizing
principles-small, large, past and future-to survey Victorian
conceptions of what vision was. He then explores how this Victorian
vision influenced twentieth-century ways of seeing, when anxieties
over visual "truth" became entwined with modernist rejections of
objectivity.
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