Titlebook: Verne’s Journey to the Centre of the Self; Space and Time in th William Butcher Book 1990 William Butcher 1990 space.space and time.time

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omoclinic zone, the map has homoclinic points. The width of the homoclinic zone is exponentially small. We derive an asymptotic formula for the width of the homoclinic zone. An analytic invariant associated with a parabolic fixed point is an important ingredient of this formula. The proof of the asy

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The Past is a Place,from that of its normal flow. Typical examples include: the time-scale of the past relived, where characters see their whole lives flashing by; the one implied by the ‘running out’ of time, as in traditional expressions like ‘days being counted’ or ‘having only a few hours to live’; or the one const

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The Shape of Things Gone By,nada, whose longitude and latitude then begin to change! The ‘promontory’ is really an ice-island, built up from ‘gelées successives’ (PF 313), and as the island moves into warmer currents, the layers melt, starting of course with the lowest ones.

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Starting and Stopping,tly independent of the characters following them, and leave little room for randomness, subjectivity or ineffability. Time is pared down and abstract, virtually devoid of entropy or significance: safe from surprises, but robbed of most of its essential defining qualities. It is a clean machine.

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Past Reflexions,etermined regressive one. It would perhaps be normal if a similar tension could be found in the ‘form’ of the text, especially the tenses. The apparently unified fictional time-flow implied by the verbs may conceal more subjective modes of time. In this way the highly-recurrent linguistic signs of t

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