Staring: how we look

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Art, Aesthetics, and Perception Visual Culture and Art Theory Face Recognition and Perception

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PART 1. ABOUT STARING Chapter 1. Why Do We Stare? PART 2. WHAT IS STARING? Chapter 2: Staring: A Physical Response Chapter 3: Staring: A Cultural History Chapter 4: Staring: A Social Relationship Chapter 5: Staring: Knowledge Gathering PART 3. DON'T STARE Chapter 6: Staring: Getting into Trouble Chapter 7: Staring: Bad Manners Chapter 8: Staring: Rules and Rebellion PART 4. STARERS AND STAREES Chapter 9: Looking Away, Staring Back PART 5. SCENES OF STARING Chapter 10: Staring at Faces Chapter 11: Staring at Hands Chapter 12: Staring at Bodies Chapter 13: Staring at Breasts Chapter 14: Beholding

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