
According to Margritte: The mind sees two different senses. It sees, as with the eyes, and it sees a question (with no eyes). But the eye itself sees in the way that the hand grasps -- passing over many things which, through a lack of interest, nothing induces it to seize.
Seeing is an act, according to Magritte, in the course of which it can happen that a subject escapes our attention.
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