Gaston Bachelard, The Poetics of Space (Beacon Press, 1969) p.8
13 Feb 2019
In its countless alveoli space contains compressed time
At times we think we know ourselves in time, when all we know is a sequence of fixations in the spaces of the being's stability – a being who does not want to melt away, and who, even in the past, when he sets out in search of things past, wants time to "suspend" its flight. In its countless alveoli space contains compressed time. That is what space is for.
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