ABSTRACT
In this article, we discuss the issue of spectatoriality, especially in relation to education and the question of subjectivity. From the cinematic experience of Werner Herzog’s documentary The Cave of the Forgotten Dreams, and Marie-José Mondzain’s studies of the Homo spectator, the text aims to think, essayistically, the ways in which the gaze of the spectator mobilizes the creation of the subject. We propose a dialogue between philosophy and cinema, problematizing the subject-spectator relationship, in this present in which we live, and, above all, in the field of education.
Keywords
Cinema; Spectator; Image; Education