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Difference and Repetition Gilles Deleuze
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Posted on March 2, 2013 by cheryl gilge · photo(1) Still embroiled. The new Britney song's not that great, but the video is really quite extraordinary. Below is my fairly amateur attempt at highlighting a few of the central points from the first 50-60 pages that stuck with me. But the trace of progress is satisfying… After a bit of a hiatus for scheduling reasons, I'm finally back to reading for our next meeting. Reading Difference and Repetition. As the neo-Nietzschean philosopher Gilles Deleuze put it in Difference and Repetition, the world is the repetition of the same but always slightly differently. This brilliant exposition of the critique of identity is a classic in contemporary philosophy and one of Deleuze's most important works. Encontré en Flickr este esquema que interpreta lo que Gilles Deleuze plantea en Diferencia y Repetición. I recently joined a reading group to discuss Gille Deleuze's work Difference and Repetition. We are completely rewriting the Difference and Repetition section. Baden Pailthorpe's "Formation (difference and repetition) III", 2011 Link: Baden Pailthorpe Related Submitted by Matteo Bittanti. Firstly, Delueze's critique of representation as found in Difference and Repetition is in distinct two parts: 1. While I was plodding through "Repetition for Itself" feeling drowsy, I was suddenly woke up by the passage "Note on the Three Repetitions." The reason was simple. As noted a few days ago, Dan Smith and I are revising our Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry on Deleuze.