Berger's "Ways of seeing" How do you perceive things when you look at or read about them? What makes you view them this way? How do you know when you see too much or too little? Or how do you interpret the meaning of something when pieces of the image are added or excluded? Included in the anthology Ways of Reading, John Berger's article "Ways of seeing", offers valid answers for these questions. People can have the same view on issues or they can have totally different perspectives. Beliefs and knowledge play huge roles in one's perception of the things that surround them. Another factor that contributes to perception is presentation