Part one of term paper
How do you perceive things when you look at or read about them? What makes you view them this way? How do you know when you see too much or too little? Or how do you interpret the meaning of something when pieces of the image are added or excluded? Included in the anthology Ways of Reading, John Berger's article "Ways of ...

Part two of term paper
... TV, magazines, books) may force you to see only portion of the idea minimizing the scope of your understanding. When looking at an object your mind automatically processes an interpretation of its significance. "The way we see things is affected by what we know or what we believe." When an image is presented one reflects on their beliefs or prior knowledge causing a sudden blindness to occur. You only see what you choose to look at. By referring to your ideals you ultimately lose the reality of ...