![]() | ![]() Heather Scott Petersen The slow burn of history things and language exist as a task, in so far as, things happen and separate. this distance observing all possible words (is nothing more than) a nomination of simplicity, imposed on something from the invention of the gap. dissipated by a new field, all of its density will become an area of perpetual difference from the seventeenth century onward, furnished with a series: taste. smell. jack of certainty. leaves almost sense what we perceive and establish as proof. acceptable in the eighteenth century, a geometrician cannot be a naturalist color: only what is left visibility freed from white areas, at last being screened: lines into surfaces then forms the microscope restricts the direction of doubtful frontiers to improve one must: attempt achieve (by means of other things) a change of scale a sphere between various kinds of evidence, one's reading. the indefinite microscope is used to discover how forms arrange the centuries while preserving the fundamental problems posed between things and the human eye. open history, after all, who said drawing up the end of its past was a way already imprinted on things the traces it has left, in order, squared creation in the nineteenth century as true. Heather Scott Petersen Index |