이 링크는 팝업 윈도우로 열려요.
I am separated from myself by the form of time, and yet I am once because the I necessarily affects this form by bringing about its synthesis--not only of successive parts to each other but at every moment--and because the Self is necessarily affected by the I as the content of this form.
— Essays critical and clinical by Gilles Deleuze (Page 30)
"I am seperated from myself by the form of time and yet I am once, because the I necessarily affects this form by bringing about its synthesis--not only of successive parts to each other, but at every moment--and because the Self is necessarily affected by the I as the content of this form." (p. 30)
"I am seperated from myself by the form of time and yet I am once, because the I necessarily affects this form by bringing about its synthesis--not only of successive parts to each other, but at every moment--and because the Self is necessarily affected by the I as the content of this form." (p. 30)
