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The Relationship Between What we See and What we Know is Never Settled
Introduction
The article describes that how we see the world, greatly influences the world we see. As our ideas of solid living change, so we start to take a gander at the things we consume in an unexpected way. The article explains that there exists a relationship between what we can see together with what we know. Our fantasies of our own and our youngsters' future shape the regular judgments we make, about work, about individuals, about the world that either empowers or hinders those fantasies. Day by day life in this present reality is additionally an envisioned life. The animals of our creative energy slither out of our heads, cross the boondocks in the middle of dream and reality, in the middle of the shadow and act, and get to be real. John Berger’s article on Ways of seeing", is extremely fascinating, though its applications is centered on general seeing and perception of seeing. It concentrates on workmanship through history, and perception was of less enthusiasm to me. The article is so useful because it helped me to remember a philosophical IB class I had on which comparable angles got examined. That could be because I had some major difficulty getting a handle on all dialects in the latter piece of "methods for seeing". I accept John Berger's principle explanation of how people perceive, and how they see, is an extremely captivating one. The thought of "particular perception" however, not specified, yet a key underlying subject of the exposition, is something I see ramifications of in my day by day life. I remember informing my lady friend two days back, concerning how intriguing it is that frequently when one learn something new. It is constantly going more than a large portion of a prior day you strike that correct new knowledge