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The still image of Soho Eckstein’s eyes reflected in the rearview mirror in History of the Main Complaint is visually and thematically equivalent to
a) the mechanics of surveillance in Jeremy Bentham’s Panopticon.
b) Alexander’s imperial gaze.
c) the elefon mask.
d) the face in the poster in Untitled (Man Smoking/Malcolm X).
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A World of Art

A World of Art


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Quote from: Tiffany Wah (2 years ago)
The still image of Soho Eckstein's eyes reflected in the rearview mirror in History of the Main Complaint is visually and thematically equivalent to

Answer is above, 2nd post from the top.
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