To see the time
The pure optical-sound image and its link with the Aion in Gilles Deleuze
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https://doi.org/10.35305/cf2.v1i.182Keywords:
Deleuze, philosophy of cinema, Aion, image-timeAbstract
This paper aims to investigate the link between the pure optical-sound image and the Aion. For this purpose, it is proposed as a main hypothesis that the pure optical-sound situation is the starting point for acquiring a direct image of time. Indeed, this image would be that of the Aion, the basis of chronological time. The pure optical-sound situation describes the moment in which there is no longer perception followed by action, giving rise to the perception of the interiority of fundamental time. Therefore, it is argued here that what is seen in the pure optical-sound image is the Aion time or time of the event.
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