Mystification

In a mystery Berger article, he used the term "mystery". Mystification is a way to explain how people perceive what they see. When people see the same picture or advertisement, they are differently recognizing and explaining. As John Burger said, "We are always worried about the relationship between things and ourselves" (156). At first I saw things, but without words and understanding, I can not explain what I saw.

Misunderstanding has little to do with the vocabulary being used. Mystification is the process of explaining obvious things. Hals was the first portrait painter expressing capitalist creation new characters and expressions. In the picture, he explains what Balzac did with literature in the 2nd century later. However, the authors of authoritative works of these paintings summarize the work of artists by quoting them to avoid past misunderstandings (this is also likely to be sacrificed well by pseudo-Marxism). Image images so far are interesting between present and past. If we can see clearly now, we will ask the right questions in the past.

The truth is not the prime minister. This is an order of disillusionment, it is always mystical, it assumed the mystery of creating it, and it robbed it. Every society survives by self-mystifying the mechanism to guarantee its own persistence and concealing the desire for extremely self-destructive nature. As contemporary Jensen (Quignard) commented on another 17th-century Esprit's comment, the process of achieving "the truth" depends greatly on the respect of the human race typical Augustine during the Renaissance. Reaction: Disillusionment as transcendence of understanding. But, in particular, what is the potential delusions? Self-justice and a proud building. In the field of philosophy - theological anthropology, the root of this reaction lies in Augustine 's reflection on free will.