躯体的摆锤：身体化的季节性与消费者欲望的本体论界限

Contemporary marketplaces are increasingly organised around the neutralisation of environmental temporality—replacing seasonal rhythms with permanent availability and frictionless access. This think piece suggests that such temporal colonisation encounters an irreducible ontological limit: the rhythmic nature of embodied existence. Drawing on phenomenological and rhythmanalytic resources, I propose the notion of the somatic pendulum to think through consumer desire not as a stable force but as a fundamentally oscillatory phenomenon. Rather than treating markets as simply atemporal, I argue tha