Dance Capsule 03

“To move1 or be moved2
by a radical3 exteriority4 5
which nevertheless

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1 MOVE
intransitive verb

  1. (1) to go or pass to another place or in a certain direction with a continuous motion (2) to proceed toward a certain state or condition (3) to become transferred during play (4) to keep pace: moving with the times 2. to carry on one’s life or activities in a specified environment 3. to change position or posture 4. to take action: to act: The time has come to make up your mind and move.

transitive verb
2. (5) 1. to stir emotions, feelings, or passions 2. to affect in such a way as to lead to an indicated show of emotion

etymology
Intransitive sense developed in Old French and came thence to English, though it now is rare in French. Meaning “to affect with emotion” is from c. 1300.

2 www.vimeo.com/216828908

3 RADICAL
adjective

  1. of, relating to, or proceeding from a root 2. of or relating to the origin: fundamental 3. (1) very different from the usual or traditional: extreme (2) favoring extreme changes in existing views, habits, conditions, or institutions (3) associated with political views, practices, and policies of extreme change (4) advocating extreme measures to retain or restore a political state of affairs 4. slang: excellent, cool

etymology
Political sense of “reformist” (via notion of “change from the roots”) is first recorded 1802 (n.), 1817 (adj.), of the extreme section of the British Liberal party (radical reform had been a current phrase since 1786); meaning “unconventional” is from 1921. U.S. youth slang use is from 1983, from 1970s surfer slang meaning “at the limits of control.”

4 EXTERIOR
adjective

  1. being on an outside surface: situated on the outside 2. observable by outward signs 3. suitable for use on outside surfaces

noun

  1. (1) an exterior part or surface (2) outward manner or appearance

5 Dance Capsule 02

6calls7 and interpellates8 my
interior9ity into a moving-towards
impossibility10,or
towards the highly improbable,

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6 www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO2JjSl8m7A

7 CALL
intransitive verb

  1. (1) to speak in a loud distinct voice so as to be heard at a distance: to shout: call for help (2) to make a request or demand (3) of an animal (4) to get or try to get into communication by telephone: just called to say hello (6) to give calls for a square dance

8 INTERPELLATE
transitive verb
to question (someone, such as a foreign minister) formally concerning an official action or policy or personal conduct

etymology
1590s, “interrupt”, from Latin interpellatus, past participle of interpellare “to interrupt by speaking” (see interpellation). Parliamentary sense of “question formally or publically” is from 1874, from French.

9 INTERIOR
adjective

  1. lying, occuring or functioning within the limiting boundaries: inner: an interior point of a triangle 2. belonging to mental or spiritual life 3. belonging to the inner constitution or concealed nature of something: interior meaning of a poem 4. lying away from the border or shore

noun

  1. the inner or spiritual nature: character 3. the internal or inner part of a thing: inside 4. the internal affairs of a state or nation

10 IMPOSSIBLE
adjective

  1. (1) incapable of being or of occuring (2) felt to be incapable of being done, attained, or fulfilled: insuperably difficult 2. (1) extremely undesirable (2) extremely awkward or difficult to deal with

etymology
impossibilism belief in social reforms (or other ideas) that could not practically be attained or accomplished, 1885

or the unforseen-already11 12-
present13 14, but still unexpressed15,
in potential unhandled16,

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11 ALREADY
adverb
prior to a specified or implied past, present, or future time

12 DÉJÀ VU
noun

  1. (1) the illusion of remembering scenes and events when experienced for the first time (2) a feeling that one has seen or heard something before

etymology
déjà vu - 1903, the phenomenon is also known as promnesia; similar phenomena are déjà entendu “already heard” (of music, etc.), 1965, and déjà lu “already read”.

13 PRESENT
adjective

  1. now existing or in progress 2. being in view or at hand 3. constituting the one
    actually involved, at hand, or being considered et. c. 1300, “this point in time” (as opposed to past and future), also “act or fact of being present; portion of space around someone,”

beyond chance17 and control18.”
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17 CHANCE
noun

  1. (1) something that happens unpredictably without discernible human intention or observable cause (3) the fortuitous or incalculable element in existence 4. (1) the possibility of a particular outcome in an uncertain situation

18 Who owns who
“L’image d’une monde opaque que l’on ne peut changer, par opposition avec un monde transparent à travers lequel on voit l’esprit et les possibilités de changement et de creation.”
(Anaïs Nin – Journal, fragment)