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Wtrettien: /* Twenty-Third Series of the Aion */

2010-10-13T22:19:30Z

Twenty-Third Series of the Aion

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	first two presents belong to Chronos; present of Aion "is not at all like the vast and deep present of Chronos: it is the present without thickness, the present of the actor, dancer, or mime -- the pure perverse "moment." It is the present of the pure operation" -- is '''counter-actualization''' (168)		first two presents belong to Chronos; present of Aion "is not at all like the vast and deep present of Chronos: it is the present without thickness, the present of the actor, dancer, or mime -- the pure perverse "moment." It is the present of the pure operation" -- is '''counter-actualization''' (168)

	counter-actualization		counter-actualization -- mime; ''all'' art?

Wtrettien: /* Twenty-Third Series of the Aion */

2010-10-13T22:07:28Z

Twenty-Third Series of the Aion

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	"the regulated movement of vast and profound presents" (163);		"the regulated movement of vast and profound presents" (163);

			"good Chronos" vs "bad Chronos" / mixtures; see also 18th Series (131)

	=== Aion ===		=== Aion ===
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	"Instead of a present which absorbs the past and future, a future and past divide the present at every instant and subdivide it ad infinitum into past and future, in both directions at once"; "instant without thickness and without extension" (164)		"Instead of a present which absorbs the past and future, a future and past divide the present at every instant and subdivide it ad infinitum into past and future, in both directions at once"; "instant without thickness and without extension" (164)

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			first two presents belong to Chronos; present of Aion "is not at all like the vast and deep present of Chronos: it is the present without thickness, the present of the actor, dancer, or mime -- the pure perverse "moment." It is the present of the pure operation" -- is '''counter-actualization''' (168)

			counter-actualization

Wtrettien at 21:53, 13 October 2010

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	Event evades the present; alcoholism is a way of evading the present		Event evades the present; alcoholism is a way of evading the present

			== Twenty-Third Series of the Aion ==

			=== Chronos ===

			"only the present fills time"; "Chronos is an encasement, a coiling up of relative presents, with God as the extreme circle or the external envelope" (162)

			"the regulated movement of vast and profound presents" (163);

			=== Aion ===

			immanent critique of notion of Chronos; Aion is a way of thinking distinctions within the total mass of the present

			"Instead of a present which absorbs the past and future, a future and past divide the present at every instant and subdivide it ad infinitum into past and future, in both directions at once"; "instant without thickness and without extension" (164)

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Wtrettien at 21:58, 6 October 2010

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	:"This is why there are no private or collective events, no more than there are individuals and universals, particularities and generalities. Everything is singular, and thus both collective and private, particular and general, neither individual nor universal." (152)		:"This is why there are no private or collective events, no more than there are individuals and universals, particularities and generalities. Everything is singular, and thus both collective and private, particular and general, neither individual nor universal." (152)

			== Twenty-Second Series -- Porcelain and Volcano ==

			'''crack''' -- way of naming the event; nomination of the event -- no particular physical cause, butr related back to quasi-cause; threshold named after-the-fact
			* material reality (actual crack) connected to event that changes (the Event crack)

			alcoholism -- "process of demolition" (159, 160)

			Event evades the present; alcoholism is a way of evading the present

Wtrettien: /* Twenty-First Series of the Event */

2010-10-01T18:14:31Z

Twenty-First Series of the Event

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	''death''; connected to contemporary conversations with Blanchot, Heidegger; pg 152, explicitly engaging with Heidegger		''death''; connected to contemporary conversations with Blanchot, Heidegger; pg 152, explicitly engaging with Heidegger

			:"This is why there are no private or collective events, no more than there are individuals and universals, particularities and generalities. Everything is singular, and thus both collective and private, particular and general, neither individual nor universal." (152)

Wtrettien at 18:08, 1 October 2010

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	representation brings together past, present and future -- but it's not the only way		representation brings together past, present and future -- but it's not the only way

			== Twenty-First Series of the Event ==

			actualization limits the pure event, fixes it; ''counter-actualization'' of the actor actualizes the event and militates against its limitations within a state of affairs

			''splendor'': affect, non-content/form happening in the event

			''death''; connected to contemporary conversations with Blanchot, Heidegger; pg 152, explicitly engaging with Heidegger

Wtrettien: /* Twentieth Series on the Moral Problem in Stoic Philosophy */

2010-09-23T23:04:43Z

Twentieth Series on the Moral Problem in Stoic Philosophy

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	"In the one case, we move from the cosmic present to the not-yet actualized event; i nthe other, we go from the pure event to its most limited present actualization		"In the one case, we move from the cosmic present to the not-yet actualized event; i nthe other, we go from the pure event to its most limited present actualization

			representation brings together past, present and future -- but it's not the only way

Wtrettien: /* Nineteenth Series of Humor */

2010-09-23T23:00:56Z

Nineteenth Series of Humor

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	instead, ''surface'': humor is the art of the surface; "deeper than any other ground is the surface and the skin" (141)		instead, ''surface'': humor is the art of the surface; "deeper than any other ground is the surface and the skin" (141)

			== Twentieth Series on the Moral Problem in Stoic Philosophy ==

			egg, Humpty Dumpty

			"divination grounds ethics" -- looking into present signs to find out something about the future

			"In the one case, we move from the cosmic present to the not-yet actualized event; i nthe other, we go from the pure event to its most limited present actualization

Wtrettien: /* Nineteenth Series of Humor */

2010-09-15T22:18:34Z

Nineteenth Series of Humor

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	"it is defined by the coextensiveness of the I and representation" (138)		"it is defined by the coextensiveness of the I and representation" (138)


			false alternative between groundlessness -- just bodies, no ground figure -- and ironic ascent to heights, where all we have is language

			instead, ''surface'': humor is the art of the surface; "deeper than any other ground is the surface and the skin" (141)

Wtrettien: /* Nineteenth Series of Humor */

2010-09-15T22:07:44Z

Nineteenth Series of Humor

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 == Nineteenth Series of Humor ==
-Socratic irony: constructing the ideal from examples, but certain examples always fit the list of characteristics necessary for the ideal, and yet are not the ideal (man is featherless biped; so is a plucked chicken)
+irony: non-correspondence of two points of view
-classical irony: individual
+trying to counter the move from denotation to signification by moving from signification to denotation: Chrysippus "chariot" example
-romantic irony:
+humor undercuts the ascent to the ideal