The Temporality of Place, Postmodernism, and the Fassbinder Texts

the characters were found less and less in sensory-motor 'motivating' situations, but rather in a state of strolling, of sauntering, or of rambling which defined pure optical and sound situations. The actionimage then tended to shatter, whilst the determinate locations were blurred, letting any-space-whatever rise up where the modem affects of fear, detachment, but also freshness, extreme speed and interminable waiting were developing. Gilles Deleuzel

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