Considering a range of texts and figures from Lemaire and Rabelais to Corrozet and Montaigne, A fleur de pageargues that what phenomenologists call an "event" owes its force of attraction to the fusion of reading and seeing, and above all to the era of digital technology.
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Considering a range of texts and figures from Lemaire and Rabelais to Corrozet and Montaigne, A fleur de pageargues that what phenomenologists call an "event" owes its force of attraction to the fusion of reading and seeing, and above all to the era of digital technology.
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