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Atlas of Aspect Change - Tine Melzer housing Jarman presents his illness inAspect change means seeing something as something else: it influences our minds, our linguistic practices, and our worldviews. The Atlas of Aspect Change reflects shifting meanings viewed through the prism of language and intersubjective exchange. It elicits phenomena of perspective and reveals how words and images influence each other. It activates understanding of complex and ambiguous situations and shows how to stimulate and refine