Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2003 19:09:17 +0200 (CEST)
From: =?iso-8859-1?q?ildegir=20sun?= <ildegirsun-AT-yahoo.no>
Subject: Re: 'The Univocity of Deleuze' Website



SAID in one sense.  Each singular degree expresses itself in a certain relation of movement and rest.  When a relation is filled by an infinite collection of extensive parts, the finite mode comes into existence (is actualized).  Ho

 

so the degree of my understanding of non-conceptual univocity, following from a certain modal relation to this poly-qualitative explanation of your explanation of ontological univocity, can it though possibly be said in movement and rest? if so, i understand at contrary that, at the condition which you give, precisely it's the finite mode not, passing into existence.

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