Elementary parts
Changes of quality
Variations itself
Never saw a sun-ray shooting straight-up into a dark sky anything like this before.
“Every law in static form seems to us as a provisional installment or as a particular view of a dynamic law which alone would give us whole and definitive knowledge.” – Henri Bergson
Freshly created
Seldom allowed
Position occupation
Freshly sealed asphalt in a parking garage is otherworldly.
“It is certain with me that the world exists anew every moment; that the existence of things every moment ceases and is every moment renewed.” – Jonathan Edwards
History of things
One form to another
Any moment whatever
Delineated by sensation, conceptually time is habitually divided into determinate periods of particularity.
“Time is not divided objectively in one way or another by the matter that fills it.” – Henri Bergson
Component factors
Correlated variations
Unity of behavior
Systematizing a plurality of experiences around an intelligible core involves treating sense-data without categorization.
“Abstract movement is endangered in so far as it presupposes awareness of an objective, is borne on by that awareness, and is movement for itself.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Common ground
Conditions together
Psychic determinants
Some venues exhibit appearances that warrant a deep perceptual dive into consciousness.
“Things are posited in one’s own consciousness, while the attitude, which is turned to the consciousness, is not directed to the things, but rather to the perception of things and the contexts that can be explored and investigated in this sphere.” – Edmund Husserl
New dimension
Constancy hypothesis
Phenomenal field
The immediate indeterminate can become determinate under more comprehensive awareness.
“The tacit thesis of perception is that at every instant experience can be co-ordinated with that of the previous instant and that of the following, and my perspective with that of other consciousnesses.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Very movement
Pushed further
Operation course
A driving object captured with an articulated camera within a field of pulsating light light rays forms an aesthetic expression.
“There is more in a movement than in the successive positions attributed to the moving object, more in a becoming than in the forms passed through in turn, more in the evolution of form than the forms assumed one after another.” – Henri Bergson
Semiotic chain
Nonlinear network
Power organization
Spreading towards available spaces, a metallic structure seeks its equilibrium.
“Principles of connection and heterogeneity: any point of a rhizome can be connected to anything other, and must be.” – Deleuze and Guattari
Revision conditions
Before metaphysics
Never statically complete
Forces at work create random transcendental corroborations.
“The connection between the experience and the human being having the experience is ‘contingent’.” – Edmund Husserl
Periodic renewal
Never statically complete
Creative advance
The ever-evolving conditions of the world feed speculative inquiry.
“Nature is disclosed in sense-perception as a complex of entities.” – Alfred North Whitehead