Andre Breton :

Our eyes are almost always as slack as ropes, trained to retain for us no more than the peripheral aspect of things while ensuring that we do not lose sight of their temporal vanishing point:
This slackened vision cannot fail to be revived and exhilarated by the example of his passionate watch-quest for the spasmodic moment during which the suspended key unlocks the cracking door.


Hegel :

" The subject matter of representation is equally this sentient matter [which perception furnishes], but it is a matter which I have adapted......