Summary Of Sites Of Exposure By Russon

In Sites of Exposure, Russon starts out the chapter by asking his students to draw a portrait. He states that everyone drew the standard portrait; male, front angle, smiling, young adult. Russon then shows two very different portraits that by looking at the details it gives the student insight on what the painter's statement is. By looking at the portraits, Russon makes it clear that the person is portrayed as an object. In the second lesson there are quite a few points that Russon makes that were also touched on in The Upanishads and Phaedo. He touches on not being able to experience yourself from the inside. Along with what happens after death, but he talks more about what happens to the family and not the afterlife. He brings up a bow and