Misshapen Parts is an explortaion of interiority as manifest in our ability to worldbuild. Thomas Kuhn’s book, the Structure of Scientific Revoltions, explains that the architecture of the world is dictated by our own ability to perceive it. When confronted with conficting realities, the egotism of perception may not yet be primed to relinquish its precedential tenets, and thus these new truths are made not-truths. The same might apply here, to one’s sense of self– what does it mean to truly understand the evershifting context in which one lives?
