Rosalie Burstein

With a referendum on sovereignty approaching, 1990’s Montreal was a period of deep divides and shifting identities. Using this pivotal moment in Quebec politics as a backdrop, Terry Ades has crafted a thoughtful and nuanced look at how perception is shaped by both individual experience and collective history. Ades' ability to connect abstract concepts to real-life experiences makes for an informative and relatable narrative. How People See is a must-read for anyone interested in human behaviour and the intricacies of perception.