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The 15 pages that link to Gaze, each with the reason it gives.

• Visual cultureRelated: The concept shows how looking can position viewers and those depicted.

• Facial expressionRelated: Eye direction often modifies the social meaning attributed to a facial expression.

• SpectatorshipRelated: The gaze names how an artwork’s looking relations position viewers and subjects.

• Tableau vivantRelated: A tableau makes the arrangement of bodies for viewing unusually explicit.

• EroticismRelated: It helps explain who is positioned to desire, who is displayed, and whose viewpoint dominates.

• AnamorphosisRelated: Anamorphosis makes the observer's position necessary to the image's legibility.

• EroticaRelated: Erotic images and narratives can position bodies as subjects of desire or objects of scrutiny.

• KinesicsRelated: Kinesic analysis often considers eye direction alongside other visible movements.

• Sex symbolRelated: The gaze helps explain whose attractiveness is emphasized and for whom.

• The Elephant ManRelated: The film repeatedly shifts attention from Merrick’s appearance to the behavior of those watching him.

• Final girlRelated: The archetype complicates who is watched, who watches, and whose perspective organizes horror.

• Céline SciammaRelated: Portrait of a Lady on Fire makes looking reciprocal rather than treating women as passive images.

• Jenny SavilleRelated: Her confrontational figures unsettle the customary distance between viewer and exposed body.

• Sleeping HermaphroditusRelated: The sculpture makes looking consequential by withholding its male anatomy from one viewpoint.