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Gilles Deleuze
Différence et répétition
Difference and Repetition
Chapitre II: La répétition pour elle-même
Chapter II: Repetition for Itself
First paragraph of the chapter.
Deleuze begins with one of Hume's theses regarding repetition. To understand this notion, we need to review Hume's theory of causal relations. We begin with one of his examples.
Some cannot resist fire's seduction. What power does this beauty possess? We reach into it. And we burn. Yet we try again. Touch & Burn. Touch & Burn. Touch & Burn. Touch... AB, AB, AB, A.... Soon our hands become disinclined to touch the fire. As they near it, our minds cannot but invoke the past impressions of heat.
Deleuze, Différence et répétition (Difference and Repetition), Chap 2, first paragraph
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Fire's Seduction as Mona dances the trill of peaking round her bends. Her every petition repetitive seducing the forward leap of quantitative loving. Her bowl and accident a sheet remembering the future yet to come,its coming harbinger of its many futured reconnoitering . Welcome to that Sir Peat and of her folding petitioning there is none like love's lively holly