a·tem·po·ral ( -t m p r-l)adj. Independent of time; timeless. |
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Abraham is the knight who goes beyond the border of thought, (19) entering into darkness: the teleological suspension of the ethical, his silence before Sarah, or the paradox of faith, are all figures for the atemporal darkness and separation that constitute syncope. Eschatology remains dehistoricized and largely atemporal. The constant movement of the projectile abstracts the image and thereby renders it atemporal, in contrast to the immediacy of the text, composed of recollections by a soldier at the front, narrated in the first person but in a woman's voice. |
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