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Film studies

a disconnected or emptied space whose parts are no longer linked by fixed coordinates, opening to pure potential.

In film studies, any-space-whatever refers to a disconnected or emptied space whose parts are no longer linked by fixed coordinates, opening to pure potential. This meaning comes from Deleuze (1983/1986) in Cinema 1: The movement-image.[1]

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Deleuze, G. (1986). Cinema 1: The movement-image (H. Tomlinson & B. Habberjam, Trans.). Athlone Press. (Original work published 1983) ISBN 9780826459411

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