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observation
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Atom Egoyan has made significant contributions to filmmaking, installation art and opera that contradict the widespread notion that formal experimentation and theoretical argument must, of necessity, be antithetical to the pleasures of creation and/or enjoyment of observational or experiential art.
New Dog In Town (1575651653) by Gail Herman with illustrations from John Nez is the entertaining story of Nick and his dog on their journey around their new neighborhood where they find No Dogs Allowed signs everywhere (teaching children about culture and neighborhoods as well as observational and initiative skills).
Gregory establishes a tension between Gemma's keen observational eye ("The polish on the dining room table looks as deep as a lake of molasses") and her limited, even developmentally immature perspective, allowing readers to identify with Gemma even if they've outgrown her fears and superstitions.
 
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