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10:15 Jul 23, 2015 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Helena Chavarria Spain Local time: 15:31 | ||||||
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leading them to lose the ability to see Explanation: One option! The excess of audio and visual information means we have lost our capacity to register and analyse exactly what's happening. |
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which has suppressed our ability to see... Explanation: ...and think critically when it comes to the suffering of others I think this is what the author is trying to say (i.e. we are desensitised by overstimulation). |
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blinds vision Explanation: A stab in the dark...but succinct. I would say y que *comporta la nulidad de la mirada* y del pensamiento crítico ante el sufrimiento de los otros. and blinds vision and critical thought in the face of others' suffering. |
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leads to a blank stare Explanation: Just another suggestion. In other words, for the full passage, "and which leads to a blank stare rather than critical thought when confronted by the suffering of others". I like this idea because it gives the image of someone staring blankly and dispassionately at the TV while being flooded with images. |
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engenders an empty stare (and a lack of critical thinking) Explanation: Another option. |
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