Vanities of the eye: vision in early modern European culture

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PREFACE 1. Species: Vision and values 2. Fantasies: Seeing without what was within 3. Prestiges: Illusions in magic and art 4. Glamours: Demons and virtual worlds 5. Images: The reformation of the eyes 6. Apparitions: The discernment of spirits 7. Sights: King Saul and King Macbeth 8. Seemings: Philosophical scepticism 9. Dreams: The epistemology of sleep 10. Signs: Vision and the new philosophy BIBLIOGRAPHY

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