Wolfling01

Loosely based on "About Looking" by John Berger en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ber… If you look them up in any dictionary of modern occidental language you'll find out that the two verbs 'to see' and 'to look' mean two different cognitive actions, complementary but somehow opposite. The definition in the dictionary shows it clearly: 'to perceive with the eyes' (to see) opposed to 'to direct one's eyes in a given direction or on a given object' (to look) which still implies employing one's sight. There are many factors contributing to the distinction: - First of all is the 'intention'. To look presumes a will, an intention, that seeing doe