Work alone
Admiration absent
Beyond encouragement
Things cast aside do not disappear.
“I was in such a state of mental agitation, in such great confusion that for a time I feared my weak reason would not survive…. Now it seems I am better that I see more clearly the direction my studies are taking.” – Paul Cézanne
Explain space
Complex of relations
Between things
Concentrated energy presents in the swamp.
“The conception of knowledge as passive contemplation is too inadequate to meet the facts.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Interconnected
With one another
Empathizing positing
Certain objects offer interesting alternatives for interpretation.
“Each particular experience and similarly each connected, eventually closed sequence of experiences gives the experienced object in an essentially incomplete appearing, which is one-sided, many-sided, yet not all-sided, in accordance with everything that the thing “is.”” – Edmund Husserl
Precisely formed
Relations contained
Superposed intensities
Late in the winter the beach takes on an emotionally wild and natural appearance.
“From the point of view of magnitude, what can there be in common between the extensive and the intensive, the extended and the unextended?” – Henri Bergson
Alternate grooves
Optical flare
Desirable artifact
Making best use of all available aesthetic resources, even when things seem unfavorable, can produce satisfaction.
“We can exercise on each perception of a thing a phenomenological reduction in such a manner that we make this perception in itself an object.” – Edmund Husserl
Main mast
Upper structure
Lookout point
Observationally it is useful to establish a propitious vantage perspective.
“Position is given by a system of fixed magnitudes and motion is expressed by a law, by a constant relation between variable magnitudes.” – Henri Bergson
Entangled circumstances
Objective background
Unintended acts
Perception is a background of what is present.
“Not only do we now have an expectation of the datum, then a perception of it, then a memory as retention, then a recollection, then a repeated recollection, but these series of acts also stand as series before our consciousness in the recollecting reflection.” – Edmund Husserl
Precise expression
Accessible propagation
Life aspect
Connected groups of sensation substitute for the thing in itself.
“We can exercise on each perception of a thing a phenomenological reduction in such a manner that we make this perception in itself an object.” – Edmund Husserl
Successive states
Externalizing
In relation
Thinking is often scalular.
“Distinct states of the external world give rise to states of consciousness which permeate one another, imperceptibly organize themselves into a whole, and bind the past to the present by this very process of connexion.” – Henri Bergson
Action process
Waveform correlation
Displacement amplitude
Directional wind forces create undulation patterns on the lake-surface.
“Space alone is homogeneous, objects in space form a discrete multiplicity, and every discrete multiplicity is got by a process of unfolding in space.” – Henri Bergson