Primary sources first
Definitions begin with the Minuit French edition, standard translations, and Deleuze’s seminar archive. Secondary scholarship explains disputes and extensions.
A global research review provides the foundation; publishers, university archives, DOIs, peer-reviewed journals, film institutions, and rights holders support claim-level verification. Primary evidence, scholarly interpretation, and atlas analysis carry separate labels.
Definitions begin with the Minuit French edition, standard translations, and Deleuze’s seminar archive. Secondary scholarship explains disputes and extensions.
The glossary aligns French, English, atlas terms, regional variants, semantic boundaries, and edition evidence. Published translations document traditions; community corpora support discovery. Virtual names a fully real virtual state.
Primary conceptual analysis, brief primary mentions, cited later scholarship, and atlas research propositions are shown separately. Curatorial programmes, course lists, and retrospectives may support atlas propositions; films discussed by Deleuze are further distinguished as conceptual cases or brief examples.
The scholar map uses explicit inclusion criteria: sustained work, reconstruction, critique, or influential new concepts. Region records affiliation.
Access fields distinguish OA full text, lawful preview, abstract, catalog, purchase, subscription, and mixed routes.
Official carriers and user repost gateways carry separate labels. Key stills bind film, timecode, and source page for scene-level analysis; public records retain rights status, territorial limits, and screening terms.
Relation maps distinguish Deleuze's primary text, scholarly reconstruction, cross-text synthesis, and atlas analysis; nodes and edges carry separate sources.
Published headings are transcribed verbatim; atlas terms receive a separate guide field. Print pages, PDF-viewer pages, and language editions remain distinct.
Internal materials: supplied PDFs, Keynote files, and third-party image scans. Public outputs: original analysis, redrawn relations, bibliographic data, and page coordinates. Full scans, local paths, and videos with unclear rights remain internal.
Scene records separately store visible facts, audible facts, action, time, criterion, concepts, terms, chapters, primary pages, timecode status, and viewing source. The film carrier establishes image access; primary locators establish the theoretical relation.
The review contains a three-level researcher definition, a conservative 55+ sample, four decades of development, five major pathways, and seven core disputes; these become searchable people, works, concepts, and debate records.
Method fields record Anglophone visibility bias, name normalization, disciplinary boundaries, and the distinction between citation counts and theoretical depth.
Each edition records current coverage and languages awaiting expansion.
P4 Theater, “Time-Image Research Atlas: A Bilingual Map of Deleuze’s Time-Image,” public research edition 1.3, 2026-08-13, https://deleuze.p4theater.cn. For specific concepts, films, or scenes, also cite the primary source listed in the relevant record.
Citation path: atlas record + the listed primary text, film, or formal scholarly source.
Prepare a verifiable source, the exact field to change, and suggested wording, then submit through P4 Theater’s official contact route. Later editions will preserve a revision ledger.
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