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  1. doradueck
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    The other day after I read your comments about “framing” so we can really see (which is something I really have to keep working at) I happened to be reading in Flannery O’Connor’s “Wise Blood” and the Enoch character is so irritated by a portrait of a moose, and its “look of superiority,” that he finally realized that “taking the frame off him would be equal to taking the clothes off him (although he didn’t have on any) and he was right because when he had done it, the animal looked to reduced that Enoch could only snicker…” etc. So another dimension of framing — it also dresses or dignifies the framed thing! Just in passing…

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