This observation about the modern b

This observation about the modern body is especially important to a theory of narrative meaning because Grosz argues that this way of think­ ing makes the body amenable to being invested with meaning, sincesight seems to provide “the raw elements, the data necessary for the prod uction of knowledge ”（97). We have already seen that when critics speak about the meaning of narrative characters, it is almost always by imagining chem spread out in space simultaneously and separated from each ocher.