Vision is always a question of the power to see - and perhaps of the violence implicit in our visualizing practices. With whose blood were my eyes crafted? - Donna Haraway

Both cinematic and cybernetic systems link living beings with
machines and in so doing administer and regulate human cognition and
behavior, or in other words, the movements of bodies and souls.

Vision is always a question of the power to see - and perhaps of the violence implicit in our visualizing practices. With whose blood were my eyes crafted? - Donna Haraway

Because of the intentional structure of human experience, human beings can never be
understood in isolation from the reality in which they live. Humans are always
directed toward reality. They cannot simply “think,” but they always think
something; they cannot simply “see,” but they always see something; they cannot
simply “feel” but always feel something.

In the phenomenological tradition, especially in the existential and embodied
directions it took in the work of Jaspers, Heidegger, and Merleau-Ponty,
intentionality is the core concept to understand the relation between human beings
and their world. Rather than separating humans and world, the concept of
intentionality makes visible the inextricable connections between them.

What does it mean to commune?