: A recurring theme in Soublette’s work is the "loss of face" in modern, technocratic societies. He suggests that contemporary life tends to mask the true human essence, replacing authentic expression with a standardized, "empty" visage dictated by consumerism and mass media.
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: The work sits at the intersection of anthropology, psychology, and theology. : A recurring theme in Soublette’s work is
: A recurring theme in Soublette’s work is the "loss of face" in modern, technocratic societies. He suggests that contemporary life tends to mask the true human essence, replacing authentic expression with a standardized, "empty" visage dictated by consumerism and mass media.
As Soublette himself might say: the face is not meant to be scanned but to be looked at . And the same may be said of a great book.
: The work sits at the intersection of anthropology, psychology, and theology.