Translators' Introduction Introduction: The Question Then... Part One. Philosophy I. What Is a Concept? 2. The Plane of Immanence 3. Conceptual Personae 4. Geophilosophy Part Two. Philosophy, Science, Logic, and Art 5. Functives and Concepts 6. Prospects and Concepts 7. Percept, Affect, and Concept Conclusion: From Chaos to the Brain Notes Index
Deleuze and Guattari differentiate between philosophy, science, and the arts, seeing each as a means of confronting chaos, and challenge the common view that philosophy is an extension of logic.
Gilles Deleuze was Professor of Philosophy at the University of Paris VIII. He died in November 1995. Among his many works are The Logic of Sense, Difference and Repetition, and Nietzche and Philosophy, all published by Columbia University Press. Felix Guattari, a practicing psychoanalyst in Paris until his death in 1992, collaborated with Deleuze on four books, including Anti-Oedipus and A Thousand Plateaus.
A pivotal work.
*Times Literary Supplement*
Multiple beings, deterritorialized Earth, chaotic brains, artistic
sensations: with these ideas, Deleuze and Guattari reach out to
future "friends" of the concept, tired of worn-out philosophical
gestures or conceptual moves, offering them a sense and a taste of
what it means to try out new concepts and set things again in
motion.
*ArtForum International*
A pleasure to read, this is a rigorous structural reflection of the
philosophical concept and a genuine contribution to philosophy.
Highly recommended.
*Choice*
[An] important, highly original challenging book....As a result,
the success of Deleuze's argument that we are Leibnizan is, in
turn, compelling evidence for Foucault's suggestion that our
century is Deleuzian. Because the action indeed takes place inside,
readers of this journal should not overlook this evidence.
*Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism*
A pivotal work. * Times Literary Supplement *
Multiple beings, deterritorialized Earth, chaotic brains, artistic
sensations: with these ideas, Deleuze and Guattari reach out to
future "friends" of the concept, tired of worn-out philosophical
gestures or conceptual moves, offering them a sense and a taste of
what it means to try out new concepts and set things again in
motion. -- John Rajchman * ArtForum International *
A pleasure to read, this is a rigorous structural reflection of the
philosophical concept and a genuine contribution to philosophy.
Highly recommended. * Choice *
[An] important, highly original challenging book....As a result,
the success of Deleuze's argument that we are Leibnizan is, in
turn, compelling evidence for Foucault's suggestion that our
century is Deleuzian. Because the action indeed takes place inside,
readers of this journal should not overlook this evidence. *
Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism *
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