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Mieczkowska, Karolina · Open Access Journals at BC (Boston College) · 2025

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Abstract This chapter analyzes whether staring is relational or not. The frightening thing about staring is a person's total withdrawal at such moments—their compelling yet somehow wholly absent presence. It was not a question of idleness, of a more or less deliberate refusal to engage with things, or a sensually pleasing indulgence in doing nothing—the person had become unreachable. The world was fully present, fully visible, but somehow not there; it had become possible to look fixedly at it without seeing it. The chapter explains how staring may be the only nonrelational relation humans can visibly, corporeally have in a world in which they no longer are. The feeling inherent in this encompassing nonbeing at the heart of being can perhaps be called melancholy.

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Staring, Adolph

C. J. A. Wansink · Oxford Art Online · 2003

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staring, n.

Oxford University Press eBooks · 2023

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Staring Left

Jeffrey Laskin · University of Florida Digital Collections (University of Florida)

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Staring, S.C.

Staring, S.C. · TU/e Research Portal · 2015

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Staring Contest

Buzz Jackson · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew)

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Staring student

Unknown · Digital WPI · 2013

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Staring Systems

SPIE eBooks · 2010

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“Baroque Staring”

Anna Kowalcze‐Pawlik · 2024

This chapter offers a reading of The Tempest in Polish theater through the lens of critical disability theory to highlight paradigm shifts in the representations of disability that have occurred in the onstage presentation of Caliban. By focusing critical attention on the performance practices in this respect it interrogates the ways of “staring” at disability in the contemporary Polish theater. The two performances of The Tempest staged in Yiddish in 1938 and 2020 showcase ablenationalism at operation in Central and Eastern Europe and allow evidence for the critical role that theater can play in opposing the “eugenic gaze.”

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