Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 14,Teil 3Indiana University Press, 1992 |
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... Deleuze sees cinema as a logic of images , the out- standing example of a " descriptive science of reality " - which was Peirce's definition of logic ; an important definition for Deleuze , we might add , because it conceives of logic ...
... Deleuze sees cinema as a logic of images , the out- standing example of a " descriptive science of reality " - which was Peirce's definition of logic ; an important definition for Deleuze , we might add , because it conceives of logic ...
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... Deleuze's characterization of the time - image as virtual , because a number of very important consequences follow from it . Firstly , the virtual is not the unreal ; rather it is a way of contesting a ready - made real , that is , the ...
... Deleuze's characterization of the time - image as virtual , because a number of very important consequences follow from it . Firstly , the virtual is not the unreal ; rather it is a way of contesting a ready - made real , that is , the ...
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... Deleuze , C1 169 ) ; or in Deleuze's terms , a virtual image . What such virtual images direct us to is all that does not let itself be thought in thought ( as well as all that does not allow itself to be seen in vision ) . It is what ...
... Deleuze , C1 169 ) ; or in Deleuze's terms , a virtual image . What such virtual images direct us to is all that does not let itself be thought in thought ( as well as all that does not allow itself to be seen in vision ) . It is what ...
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