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outsight

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out·sight  (outst)
n.
The faculty or act of clearly perceiving and understanding external things.


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Those who know me may be surprised that I have not yet been hunting, those that is who have not experienced the trauma of moving all your insight, outsight, deadstock, livestock, dogs, wives and etceteras to a new country.
In this operation of decoding, where 'the rule of opposite perception applies', Marcus would seem to be attempting the almost impossible task of giving voice to the pain of another, to make the stones speak: not so much insight into the object in the normal way of looking, but rather outsight from within the object, to give it its own autonomy, voice, and emotion.
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