Amis, whose new novel, "Lionel Asbo: The State of England," is due in August, has made a career as a chronicler of the male gaze - gazing, that is, at itself.
Why do we have such a narrow gaze, a white male gaze, particularly in Hollywood?
Ulysses's gaze was Angelopoulos's gaze – long, steady and profoundly mysterious.
Eggleston's work makes you want to gaze and gaze again, both at the work itself and the world from which it comes.
Its gaze focuses our gaze, its eyes are the centre of our attention, and the rest of it fades out into darkness and into the unknown.
At the risk of navel gazing, let us navel gaze for a minute and skate over the many national issues they are addressing.
"That's when it all happens," he says, turning at last, as the actors have turned, to gaze deeply into her gazing eyes.
There is a seriousness to her face – holding my gaze and the gaze of the viewer – that says a lot about the experience she is having.
"I can look and say it needs to be this kind of curve, this deep here, this wide here, and how it would affect the eye, not in one gaze but in all gazes," he said.
They wanted to see how these birds, which are known to be (at least by avian standards) both clever and sociable, would respond to human gaze.Response to gaze is reckoned to be a good measure of the development of theory of mind in human children.
