A book on this subject groups perception into “solid,” “liquid,” and “gaseous” stages and divides this subject into a larger “SAS” form and a smaller “ASA” form. This subject is called a “temporal Gestalt” that is “not thought [but] perceived” in a 1945 lecture titled for it and the “new psychology” by Maurice Merleau-Ponty. Stephen Mulhall’s work on this subject draws on the Wittgensteinian theories of a philosopher whose books on it include Pursuits (15[1])of Happiness and (*) The World Viewed, (10[1])Stanley Cavell. (-5[3])Henri Bergson’s claim (10[2])in Creative Evolution that this subject is an illusion, (-5[1])and his ideas of the “time-image” and “movement-image,” inform a two-volume (10[2])book (10[1])on this subject (10[1])by Gilles Deleuze. (10[1])A psychoanalytic 2006 work on this subject, (10[1])which birthed a sequel on “Ideology,” is by a Slovenian public intellectual. For (-5[1])10 points, Slavoj Žižek (10[1])(“SLAH-voy ZHEE-zhek”) hosted a (-5[1])“Pervert’s Guide” to what (10[1])art form? (10[1])■END■ (10[10]0[1])