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What is the fluent gaze? Can we see it in cinema? Is the gaze the right conception due to the auditory nature of stammering? Is there an oppositional gaze: a stammered/dysfluent gaze?

Film still of Michael Palin: he has a bandage over his head, his eye, and he has chips in both of his nostrils with his mouth agape.
Michael Palin plays a character who stutters in A Fish Called Wanda (1988)

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‘The scene for the portrait is designed by a stammerer; photographed and painted by a stammerer; of a stammerer stammering. The stammered gaze.’ — Patrick Campbell

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The cover of Dsyfluent magazine.
Dysfluent magazine by Conor Foran.

Close-up of Dysfluent mono typeface, in use in Dysfluent magazine issue 1.

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