How can science use images to heuristic ends when they are neither discursive nor global and lack a point of entry, when they play on sensitivity from which official science claims to have freed itself? But scientists who believe they have escaped the hold of images are naive; all research originates in images. Whole sections of science are built on images. The images of science raise questions concerning images as a whole. If nothing else, they have the merit of directing thought to the outsideness of the image, of bringing us back to objective reality. To a certain extent, the image is also a window giving onto the text of the world.
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Sicard, M. (1997). Les paradoxes de l’image. HERMES, (21), 45–54. https://doi.org/10.4267/2042/15041
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