A man in a cap stands beside a building in winter, raising a hand toward his mouth.00:15:00
The elders restate the rule that the work must follow low tide.

People and fabulation · SHOT EVIDENCE

Low-tide knowledge is spoken back into use

How does oral knowledge move from memory into a usable condition of action?

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Film and viewing version

Pour la suite du monde · Pour la suite du monde · Pierre Perrault & Michel Brault / 皮埃尔·佩罗、米歇尔·布罗 · 1963

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Passage and still timecodes

approx. 00:14:30—00:15:30

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Visible facts

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    Older islanders converse face-to-face beside a building in winter.

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Audible facts

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    The dialogue specifies that the work must take place at low tide.

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Action relation

A remembered rule is first actualized in speech before it can guide labour.

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Temporal relation

A technical past returns as present speech and awaits new bodies to enact it.

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Conceptual reading

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Primary and scholarly coordinates

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    Cinema 2: The Time-Image

    Minnesota 1989 translation: ch. 6, pp. 150–153; ch. 8, pp. 221–224

    Perrault: the white whale and fabulation in chapter 6; storytelling speech-act, fishing action, memory, and a people to come in chapter 8.

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Chapter relations

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Viewing and still sources