At the Center

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The exploration of perception and reflection in the 1950s reveals a quest for consensus and the establishment of "centers" or orienting norms. The book delves into various forms of thought, imagination, and practice from that era, highlighting the arguments and expressions that resisted being neatly categorized or included within coherent frameworks. It offers a nuanced examination of the intellectual landscape, showcasing both the dominant narratives and the marginalized voices that emerged during this transformative period.