System & semiotics

David Deamer

Reconstructs the complete taxonomy through cineosis and proposes the three passive syntheses of time as a generative account of nine time-image signs.

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Major works

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Atlas further reading: debates

Begin with how a taxonomy is produced and how signs change, then test its reach through action relations, actual–virtual circuits, and powers of the false.

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Replacement or coexistence?

The time-image reverses the subordination of time to movement; both regimes persist and can shift locally within one film.

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Taxonomy or generator?

Fixed labels invite mere example-hunting; an open taxonomy requires new concepts to transform existing relations and explain across cases.

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How do we use Deleuze precisely?

Test four layers: sensory-motor relation, actual/virtual circuit, audio-visual connection, and regime of truth.

Compare the seven open debates
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Atlas further reading: concepts and films

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Sources

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    Deleuze’s Cinema Books: Three Introductions to the Taxonomy of Images

    Detailed reconstruction with a film index; the nine-cell grid and eleven film cases carry the evidence status of Deamer’s later interpretation.

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    Cineosis: Deleuze’s cinematic semiosis

    Peer-reviewed reconstruction of time-image semiosis through the three syntheses of time in Difference and Repetition.

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