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magnifying glass man expresses great psychological law. We are located in a sensitive point of objectivity, at the time to be welcomed and master detail unnoticed. The lens conditions in this experiment, an entry in the world. The man with the magnifying glass here is not the old man wants with tired eyes to see, still read the newspaper. The man with the magnifying glass takes the world as a novelty. If we trust their findings lived, documents give us [...] where the discovery of the world, or entry into the world, is more than a word wasted, more than tarnished by a word so common philosophical use. [...] The man with the lens removed, quite simply, the familiar world. It's a fresh look at a new object.
Gaston Bachelard, The Poetics of Space
Did you write this up Bachelard Cortazar? No, and yet fits like a glove.
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