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There once was a person who wrote quite beautifully. Having passed away right around this time a year ago, he is now considered a person of the past. His writings are like a photograph or perhaps even a simple pencil drawing, acting at times like a single image that make it possible for us to “see” those things that cannot be seen. That person is John Berger and his far from pretentious words filling the gaps that happen in “all known languages,” allow us to see what could not be seen and put in words what was previously not said. For example his book Photocopies: Stories (1996) holding 29 …