Semi-diurnal
Celestial motions
Estuary oscillation
A small area on the lower James River features a unique micro environment due to cyclic water movement at the land mass boundary.
“Migrating nodes of the partially standing tidal wave hint at increasing latent resonance.” – Sebastian S. V. Hein
Cognitive intention
Representation through
Expression thought
An estuary presents an interesting enclosed transition zone between a river environment and a maritime environment.
“A thought limited to existing for itself, independently of the constraints of speech and communication, would no sooner appear than it would sink into the unconscious, which means that it would not exist even for itself.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Gradual decline
Breakdown apoptosis
Surface indication
Natural processes affect all physical materials throughout variations of apparent perspective.
“To analyse time is not to follow out the consequences of a pre-established conception of subjectivity, it is to gain access, through time, to its concrete structure.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Active qualities
Inhabited meaning
Function spectacle
Urban space is at a premium when a removed building becomes a parking lot.
“Sense experience is that vital communication with the world which makes it present as a familiar setting of our life.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Imbued belief
Single complete
Embracing whole
Chemical erosion indicates time passage.
“The universe can only be a system of laws if phenomena have passed beforehand through the filter of an intellect.” – Henri Bergson
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
Time extemporizes
Makeshift contrivance
Pressing need
Parallel temporal domains aggregate.
“Our projection of our psychic states into space in order to form a discrete multiplicity is likely to influence these states themselves and to give them in reflective consciousness a new form, which immediate perception did not attribute to them.” – Henri Bergson
Represent states
Serve to distinguish
Becoming in general
Energy matter space and time in continuous movement.
“In order that action may always be enlightened, intelligence must always be present in it; but intelligence, in order thus to accompany the progress of activity and ensure its direction, must begin by adopting its rhythm.” – Henri Bergson
Outcome of relations
Different bits of matter
Distinct volumes of space
Slowly the swamp reveals its essence.
“Recognize that experience has its indubitable right and that, on the basis of experience, undoubtedly valuable findings of endless abundance are attainable.” – Edmund Husserl
Rare remnants
Ship wreck
Change circumstances
A fossil from the steampunk era.
“There is something which in itself is one, and which is more than the logical aggregate of entities occupying points within the volume which the unit occupies.” – Alfred North Whitehead