Pascal Quignard, "El hilo de Ariadna", en Morir por pensar. Último reino IX
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Pascal Quignard, "El hilo de Ariadna", en Morir por pensar. Último reino IX

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Las horas felices son las horas insólitas. Medianoche de un martes-miércoles. Una grieta en lo real por donde se abre paso lo fantástico. Tu tiempo es un surgimiento de esta fantasmagoría en el medio de los cronogramas, las rutinas, los horarios sociales.
Tan difícil esa zona del no-tiempo, fuera-del-tiempo. Salir de sí: éxtasis. Veía unos vídeos, leía unas palabras, mientras estaba fuera de mi mundo, del tiempo secuencial, y ahora estoy aquí con una pobre escritura de registro de lo inhallable. Hay que extraviarse de lo social.
Jacques Derrida, Antonin Artaud: Forsennare il Soggettile

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La obra escrita es Dios mismo en cierto sentido —porque lo que Dios es en el diálogo oral, es lo escrito en el pensamiento. Lo escrito no es un Dios de Antes (cuya eternidad lo precede). El libro no es un Eterno (cuya ley lo juzga). Cuando se entreabren las páginas lo que surge es Alter. En la Ética, Spinoza en Voorburg se comunicaba un poco consigo mismo. Luego escondía el manuscrito, para que nadie lo viese, en un pequeño armario, como los romanos, antaño, sus imágenes, que eran las cabezas de muertos de sus padres. La obra es la interlocución inhallable del pensamiento. Escribir piensa. En un determinado grado de pensamiento ya no podemos distinguir esos verbos sino solamente su orden. Pensar no escribe. Escribir piensa. Escribir encuentra lo que aquel que escribió no podría pensar sin la obra escrita.
Pascal Quignard, Morir por pensar. Último reino IX
¿Qué es el pasado? El universo. La respuesta que da el universo antes de cualquier cuestionamiento lingüístico posible sugiere la pregunta a posteriori (nachträglich) que es la de lo anterior. La memoria es un pasado mientras que el sueño es un antes. Secuela misteriosa de la evolución. Experiencia densa, inconsciente, inverosímil, del sueño. Fase enigmática de reprogramación genética y de caos encantador. De reanimación de lo actual no mediante los actos pasados sino mediante el origen. Lo anterior vuelve a visitar el cuerpo cada noche para limpiarlo del pasado.
En el orden de los tiempos, la Historia humana no es sino el rostro terrible de la compulsión de repetición. Pero no hay historia del antes. El antes no deja de empezar y volver a empezar. La filogénesis barre la ontogénesis, limpia todos los rincones, el menor trozo de zócalo, corre todos los muebles, levanta la alfombra.
Pascal Quignard, Morir por pensar. Último reino IX
Le livre d'image (Jean-Luc Godard, 2018).
No hay manera de divertirse hoy en día en las universidades. Los profesores son aburridos; los estudiantes son aburridisimos; las prescripciones académicas son una tontería; se escribe mal, se piensa mal; pérdida de tiempo tras pérdida de tiempo. Pensar es extraviarse, huir de cualquier institución, vagar salvaje.
Estoy empezando a odiar este sitio (ya lo odiaba...). Estoy ocupado en odiar todo. O quizás esté enojado, o quizás no sé lo que digo, o quizás el odio y no el rencor.

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The photographs offered here show three of the multiple leaps artist Yves Klein made from the ledge of a building during the creation of his 1960 signature image "Saut dans le Vide (Leap into the Void)." These photographs document the remarkable physical exertions required of Klein to achieve the perfect airborne image, as well as the determination of photographers Harry Shunk and János Kender to capture it on film. As of this writing it is believed that none of these images have appeared at auction previously. To create "Leap," Shunk and Kender took a series of photographs of the quiet Rue Gentile Bernard in the Parisian suburb of Fontenay-aux-Roses. They then photographed Klein jumping from the roof multiple times, landing safely in a tarp held by nine friends on the street below. (via)
The first man ever to have posed the problem of reading, and in consequence, of writing, was Spinoza, and he was also the first man in the world to have proposed both a theory of history and a philosophy of the opacity of the immediate. With him, for the first time ever, a man linked together in this way the essence of reading and the essence of history in a theory of the difference between the imaginary and the true. This explains to us why Marx could not possibly have become Marx except by founding a theory of history and a philosophy of the historical distinction between ideology and science, and why in the last analysis this foundation was consummated in the dissipation of the religious myth of reading. The Young Marx of the 1844 Manuscripts read the human essence at sight, immediately, in the transparency of its alienation. Capital, on the contrary, exactly measures a distance and an internal dislocation (décalage) in the real, inscribed in its structure, a distance and a dislocation such as to make their own effects themselves illegible, and the illusion of an immediate reading of them the ultimate apex of their effects: fetishism. It was essential to turn to history to track down this myth of reading to its lair, for it was from the history in which they offered it the cult of their religions and philosophies that men had projected it onto nature, so as not to perish in the daring project of knowing it.
Louis Althusser, "From Capital to Marx’s Philosophy", Reading Capital
Abrí este libro mientras no podía dormir, mientras me iba a dormir. De madrugada, a la medianoche, aburrido y melancólico, solo, sin mucho más que los poemas mariposas que vuelan en los sueños.
Con un maestro como Quignard las horas serán más felices. Mariposas, flores, olas arrebatadas, maullido nocturno, velas entre los libros.
Pascal Quignard, "Se puede morir por pensar", en Morir por pensar. Último reino IX

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Jean-Luc Godard
- Numéro deux / Number Two
1975
Jean-Luc Godard on the cover of Film Appreciation Journal (電影欣賞) published in Taiwan, 1989.
獻給朋友學習如何一起拍電影的信 Jean-Luc Godard (1967)
我玩
你玩
我們玩
在電影裡
你認為那裡有
遊戲規則
因為你是個孩子
還不知道
這是遊戲以及這個遊戲是
為了成人
而你已是其中之一
因為你忘了
那是孩子們的遊戲
那是由什麼組成的呢
那裡有許多定義
這裡二、三個
凝視自己
在他者的鏡中
遺忘和知道
快點和慢點
這世界
和自己
思考且說出
古怪的遊戲
那就是人生
(邵懿德 譯)
Letter to my Friends to Learn how to Make Films Together
(Jean-Luc Godard, L'Avant Scène Cinéma, No.70, May 1967. Trans. Tom Milne)
I play You play We play At cinema You think there are Rules for the game Because you are a child Who does not yet know What is a game and what is Reserved for grownups Which you already are Because you have forgotten That it is a child’s game What does it consist of There are many definitions Here are two or three Looking at oneself In the mirror of other people Forgetting and learning Quickly and slowly The world And oneself Thinking and speaking Odd game That’s life