Deleuze, Gilles
Reading Wilson Harris with Gilles Deleuze: Carnival, or the novel as theatrical space
... with Gilles Deleuze, considering how the latter’s writings on the image might produce a fresh understanding of Harris’s art of ...and Deleuze have in the theatre as a medium for illustrating their ...
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Gilles Deleuze and the intensification of social theory
... with Gilles Deleuze, Michel Foucault initiated in the 1970s a discussion on the role of the intellectual in post-war Europe and modern society in ...
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Tracking the Self in Self Tracking: Gilles Deleuze and the Quantified Self
... and Deleuze and Guattari insist that it is not mere ...in Deleuze and Guattari’s vocabulary might seem curious, or even contradictory at first with their rhizomatic, or ‘anti-arborescent’ thinking, it is ...
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Philosophy and the sciences in the work of Gilles Deleuze, 1953 1968
... that Deleuze is seeking ‘to orient philosophy toward other problems, ...questions, Deleuze has posed and endeavoured to solve questions which ‘are perhaps not strictly philosophical questions’: alongside ...
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The philosophical friendship of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari
... lycée, Deleuze started following the philosophy courses in ...Nothingness. Deleuze admired the work greatly as did many others, since Sartre was the brightest star in the French sky of philosophy at the ...
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The refrain and resistance: Music and becoming-Jewish
... History is always written, according to Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, from the point of view, and in the name of, a sedentary State apparatus, quelling all alternative paths. Based on this charge, this ...
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How to Orient Yourself in the Wilderness
... in Gilles Deleuze’s oeuvre is the body more at the fore than in his monograph on the Irish painter Francis ...There, Deleuze reasons that the distorted and often gruesome bodies on offer in Bacon’s work are ...
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Informing Science: The International Journal of an Emerging Transdiscipline
... of Gilles Deleuze about the concept of “and”. For Deleuze, “and” shapes a space for interweaving and amalgamation of two ...existence. Deleuze points to the difference between “and” and ...
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Mastering the major discourse
... The Deleuze Connections by John Rajchman does not fulfill its ...by Deleuze or connections between Deleuze and other thinkers, the book associatively mentions Deleuze’s and others’ concepts without ...
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8-20-2015 12:00 AM In Time But Not Of Time: Jessica Eaton and Erin Shirreff's Counterpoints of View
... follow Gilles Deleuze and Henri Bergson in their formations of time, perception, and memory and use these concepts to address a fundamental misconception at work in the notion of the photograph as temporal ...
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Flux qua gap: The Hegelian Deleuze
... immanence: Hegelian gap within immanence itself is the non-coincidence of the Same with itself; “as the most elementary ontological fact,” Hegelian gap divides the One from within (Žižek 2012a: 61). To reconcile the ...
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Deleuze and the narrative forms of educational otherness
... Deleuze & Guattari (1988) call respectively the collective and machinic assemblages. On either side, two opposing tendencies can be observed, one towards stability and regularity, and the other towards ...
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The Physics of Sense: Bruno, Schelling, Deleuze
... sense Deleuze gives this term at the end of the Eighteenth Series: “Perversion implies an extraordinary art of ...Nietzsche, Deleuze insists, “Height is but a mystification, a surface ...
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Pedagogies of the image between Daney and Deleuze
... which Deleuze underlines the importance in several short texts and interviews emerges, then, in the first instance out of Deleuze’s understanding of certain experiments in cinema in the 1970s to which the writings ...
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The new severity: On managerial masochism
... Deleuze points out that there is something profoundly tragic and humorous about the masochistic contract and the order it creates. What he means is quite simply this: in a masochistic relationship, a strictly ...
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Beyond the human condition : Bergson and Deleuze
... In the English-speaking world Creative Evolution (CE) appears to have the status of an optional text in Bergson's oeuvre. 1 This is in marked contrast to the French reception where thinkers from Canguilhem to ...
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Psychophysical parallelism: in the philosophy of G Deleuze
... sense, Deleuze courts a paradoxical death by advocating a certain metamorphosis, while simultaneously alerting us of the necessity fo r maintaining a certain “ c o n tro ...act Deleuze has elsewhere termed ...
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Passions and Actions : Deleuze's Cinematographic Cogito
... In New Philosophy for New Media (2004a), Mark Hansen claims that if there is a spectator of cinema for Deleuze, then this spectator is one who is wholly subjected to the cinema. For Hansen, if there is a loss of ...
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Struggling with Žižek's Ideology: The Deleuzian Complaint, Or, Why is Žižek a Disguised Deleuzian in Denial?
... regarding Deleuze being traumatized by Hegel: ...by Deleuze, and treats Deleuze as an exception; but this is for me the obverse of Žižek’s greatness—it is only such a reading that enables us to ...
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The relation of Deleuze to Derrida
... as Deleuze does, a pure empirical situatedness and idealism from ...quasi-transcendental. Deleuze thus requires the transcendental to exclude it from his corporeality and radical ...powerfully. ...
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