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By repositioning the words building up the expression “the illusion of reality,” starting point to many enchanted or disenchanted worlds, this second issue of Hybrid sends a belated invitation to question the reality lying behind all illusions. For illusion, far from being devoid of any of it, does...

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Published in:Hybrid 2015
Main Authors: Chabrol, Marguerite, Moindrot, Isabelle, Tramus, Marie-Hélène
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:By repositioning the words building up the expression “the illusion of reality,” starting point to many enchanted or disenchanted worlds, this second issue of Hybrid sends a belated invitation to question the reality lying behind all illusions. For illusion, far from being devoid of any of it, does have a reality or rather several realities, fact to which the perceptive and aesthetic effects induced by the arts testify to. But, what kind of illusion are we referring to? —The illusion created ...
ISSN:2276-3538
DOI:10.4000/hybrid.1227