Following an introduction to the way our eyes work, this volume traces how advances in technology have changed what we can see and shaped our understanding of the world. From the earliest humans mastering campfires, and using the light to extend their productive time and strengthen social bonds; through inventions such as glasses, telescopes, printing and photography; to advertising and social media, it shows the impact of new ways of seeing on the development of culture.
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