... anonymous horizon now incapable of bring-ing any precise testimony, and leaving the object as incomplete and open as it isindeed, in perceptual experience. Through this opening, indeed, the substantialityof ... notion of seeing in terms of the notion of perceivingthings to have such-and-such features, smelling in terms of perceiving things to havesuch-and-such other features, and so on. In general, ... gointo action and cause me to see it: with only myself to consult, I can know nothingabout this. I am trying to express in this way a certain manner of approaching theobject, the “gaze” in...