Forgive me if this has already been mentioned, as I haven't been following this
thread carefully, but fortuitously this morning I was re-reading Deleuze's _Cinema
2: The Time-Image_, and in particular that very part in which he talks about
flashback in regards to mind-time-memory perspective, exactly as I believe Michele
required. To give you but the subject headings:
Flashbacks and circuits -- the two poles of the flashback: Carne, Mankiewicz --
Forking time according to Mankiewicz -- The inadequacy of the recollection-image.
These all found in Chapter 3, 'From recollection to dreams: third commentary on
Bergson'. More to be found on this subject than just this chapter, of course, but
it's a good starting point.
Greg
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Centre for European Studies, Adelaide University SA 5005.
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