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L@ part 1 Have you ever seen a picture of the Rubin vase? Look at the ~か…かどちらか一方 image on the left. You may see either the white part or the black. part as a figure (or figures). Intererestingly, however, you are more ケがちである likely to see the black part as faces then to see the white part as 前もって つぼ a vase if, in advance you are shown other simple pictures of faces. ベネチア What about the picture of a Venetion make on the right? Did you (~がかろうじて分る ~をやって見分ける find a face? Or two? Look carfully, and you will make out two 個別の お互いに distinct faces ; a man and a women kissing one another. It is おそら probably because we usually believe a mask matches a face. hot two faces that we can only make out one face in the picture at first. "Seeing is believing" , as the old saying goes. We usually believe 以上の方法 what we see. But these pictures himind us that there is more than a 72つ以上の方法 (tha One way to see hings. Also they show us that our common ideas 1 about the world can influence the way we see things.
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We might have to pay more attention To Ⓒ the way you see things two to) ②our common ideas (思い込み)
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on L@ partz Here is another example of an optical illusion. Look at the picture right. What can you see in the foreground? Try looking at the 前景 strange object in the fore ground from the lower left. It turns out to be a skull, doesn't it? It is intended to make no 意図した 意味が分かる sense while we look at it from a different angle. When we turn to our daily life, we notice similar experiences. The familiar sight of a place in the daytime will Look quite different when we go there at night. Small hills, which from a distance seem to rise gently, are often found 険しい to be quite steep when we get there. we see things differently depending In this way, we see on to see them. The what time distance or angle we happen to see pictures we have seen so far tell us that the way we 偏見 see things is affected by our prejudices and shared beliefs. We usually believe that we really see things, while we
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often forget that the way only one we see them is not the
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LA part 3 たとえであるとしても Even if we know that there are several ways of N する傾向がある 憶測する koke seeing things, we tend to assume that our first perception tells us everything (be likely to) ~するために about an object. In order to think about other possible ways of Seeing, we have to exercise our imagination. Let's look at the statue known as the Nike of Samothrace, which was discovered on the istard of Samothrace, Greece, 不足額がないことによって私たちに想像すること 頭部 with the head missing. The lack of her face callows us to magin をもたらしてくれる any expression she might have had in the original statue. A 14 神 Perhaps (I) is quite natural to imagine that as the goddes of 勝利の表現 victory. She expressed the joy of notory. On the other hand, it is also possible to imagine that there were signs of sundress B 歓喜した。 in her exulant look when you think about the lives that might have been lost in the fight for victory ~をはたらかせる The absence of something sets our imagination in motion to fill in the missing pieces. We are totally free to have any views.
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を思いつく ~にとらわれないヘイワ We may even hit upon a creative idea, free from prejudos and common beliefs. on the other hand Hets?" Set in motion ~を働かせる hit apon ~ free from ~=... ~を思いつく fill Th ~の穴うめをする VOCABULARY Look up the meaning of the following words, phrases, and sentences. WORD FAMILIES intend (v.) intent (a.) intention (n.) intentional (a.) intentionally (adv.) be intent on helping others / have no intention of changing the design / an intentional action / Did he do it by accident or intentionally? perception (n.) perceive (v.) perceptive (a.) perceptible (a.) Peter perceives himself to be a failure. / a perceptive critic / a barely perceptible improvement opposite (a.) oppose (v.) opposition (n.) oppose the plan / an opposition party SYNONYMS & ANTONYMS prone (a.) S inclined liable be prone to develop illnesses / be inclined to help those in need / be liable to be lazy invisible (a.) A visible invisible to the naked eyes / Our house is visible from here. Choose the appropriate words from below and fill in the blanks. Change the form of the word, if necessary. 1. You need to buy your tickets well in (vonce). They will sell out quickly. 2. The twins look alike, but there is a (distinct difference in their character. 3. From a (distove, the large rock looks like the head of a lion. 4. I was deeply affected by the book. 5. She seems to have a prej against anyone who doesn't think just like her. 6. Tom and I share many interests, such as soccer and traveling. 7. There was a very relaxed (mother in our classroom. 8. Are you (familien with this software? It's new to me. 717 はっきりわかる はやまった判断 [advance / affect/atmosphere / distance/distinct/familiar / prejudice / share]
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L④ Part 4 を行使する しかしながら always casy however Exercising imagination is not always 対象の中に明らかな不足がないとき、私たちの想像力は活動するのをやめて休んで When there is no obvious absence in the object, our imagination. しまう傾向がある 並 us prone to stop working and sleeps. Take a look and compore tend)~しがちである。 the images on the next page, for instance has mast be (most of them - five images) familiar to you. but don't you feel there is some one of them となりのページの5つの切手 ( the five images on next pages) ame •hing strange about You know the seasons in the Northern Hemisphere are are the opposite of those in the Northern Hemisphere. You also know people around the world celebrate Christmas. Still, when we see Santa Claus Traveling in the snow we tend to think it captures the whole atmosphere of Christmas. But the view of a white Christmas 部分的な is localized and partial; it covers and hides other possible views of Christmas under its beautiful mage. It is natural for us to have partial views, since we are not nat 銀鏡神 omniscient. Seeing IT believing, certainly but seeing sometimes
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信じない heads disbelieving. Although it might be difficult to see things. as panta they really are, we have to try to see what is normally hidden 見えない and invisible in our familiar view imagination. Through the eyes of wwww No I'm an A White Christmast localized and partie → Summer Christmas Santa Clas
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