Addendum to Sherrard and Virilio Notes

Virilio’s major work The Aesthetics of Disappearance “operates as an extended gloss on an earlier remark of…Jeanne Guyon: ‘The idea of time can be reduced to a point of view: duration is made of transitory instants just as a straight line is made of points without depth’ (AD, 114)” (Wilson, “Aethetics of Disappearance,” 26).

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Bibliography

Eric Wilson, “Aesthetics of Disappearance,” 26- in The Virilio Dictionary