Books

John Berger's Ways of Seeing is an ambitious critique of modern consumer culture presented as a lesson in art history. Broken into seven distinct essays, three of which contain only images, the book is an invitation to ask questions without an obvious answer.

I am always searching for books that fundamentally change my worldview.¹ Ways of Seeing has met that criteria for me. When reading, it whispers to me that I have been let in on a secret that many are already aware of: that the entire capitalist machinations of the world are a clever configuration of media designed to produce envy in the working class with the ultimate aim of perpetuating the existing system of the ruling elites.

Not bad for a few essays and a collection of images, huh?

John Berger's Ways of Seeing is an ambitious critique of modern consumer culture presented as a lesson in art history. Broken into seven distinct essays, three of which contain only images, the book is an invitation to ask questions without an obvious answer.

I am always searching for books that fundamentally change my worldview.¹ Ways of Seeing has met that criteria for me. When reading, it whispers to me that I have been let in on a secret that many are already aware of: that the entire capitalist machinations of the world are a clever configuration of media designed to produce envy in the working class with the ultimate aim of perpetuating the existing system of the ruling elites.

Not bad for a few essays and a collection of images, huh?

https://www.philmohun.com/ways-of-seeing/

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