robo-centred, to carry out the behests of the new vision.

     However, in 1709 Bishop Berkeley had published A New  
Theory of Vision , which revealed the lopsided assumptions of 
Newtonian optics. Blake, at least, had understood the 
Berkeleyan critique and had restored tactility to its prime role 
as agent of unified perception. Today artists and scientists 
alike concur in praising Berkeley. But his wisdom was lost on his 
age that was wrapped in “single vision and Newton’s sleep.” 
The hypnotized patient carried out the behests of the abstract 
visual control. Polanyi observes (p. 71):

          A self-regulating market demands nothing less than 
     the institutional separation of society into an economic 
     and political sphere. Such a dichotomy is, in effect, merely 
     the restatement, from the point of view of society as a