“Being is temporary, even if it appears to be continuous: it’s continuous in the sense that, once it’s over, another being immediately follows. It would be more accurate to say: it follows mediately, not immediately: even between the number one and the number one, there is, as one can sense, a one.”
— Clarice Lispector, Too Much of Life
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thirdity: “Being is temporary, even if it appears to be continuous: it’s continuous in the sense that, once it’s over,...
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Job List: Americas Name of institution: Northwestern State University Town: Natchitoches, LA Country: USA Job Description: The Louisiana Scholars’ College,...
[Revised entry by Ross Cameron on October 26, 2026. Changes to: Main text, Bibliography, notes.html] An infinite regress is a...
