ce que peut un corps deleuze

Rameau’s nephew and D’Alambert’s dream.

With a few exceptions,  Deleuze has been  less discussed  in feminist theories  than  other philosophers   of  his  generation  like Foucault  or  Derrida.

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Edited by Ian Buchanan andClaire Colebrook. The affective individuality of a body  is thus  no psychological  metaphor; rather, subjective feelings presuppose the domain  of affects in which they are rooted. Edinburgh:  Edinburgh University Press.KAUFMAN, ELEANOR. It would  be  a  mistake  to  separate   in Deleuze’s oeuvre  his studies  in the  history  of philosophy * Hume,  Bergson,  Nietzsche,  Spinoza,  Kant or  Leibniz * or  literature  and art * Proust, Kafka, Bacon, cinema * from his other works. [1968] 1994. What is real is the becoming  itself, not the supposedly  fixed terms through  which that which becomes  passes. The becoming-animal  of the  human  being  is real even if the  animal the  human  being becomes  is not … « (2000, 238)What, then, is the reality of becoming? The freedom  of thinking thus consists in the elaboration of problematic  fields, and it depends on a critical attitude  towards  what is given, on our ability to experiment,  to open  up the limits of that  which presents  itself as necessary.This is why the prejudice  that  has us believe that  to think is to find solutions is an essentially social prejudice.

The  ontological   thesis  of  the   univocity  of  being,   the   difference   between  numeric distinction  and  formal distinction,  and  the  question  of expression  are  some  examples; his conception of the body is another  one. We fall in a false alternative if we say that you either imitate or you are. A hand and a tool, be it a stone or a computer, constitute a singular body, which is in turn related, or unrelated,  to other  bodies.

2000. Experience and thinking cannot  be separated from one another: hence the ethical and political dimension of philosophy, even when it does not explicitly take politics as its object.If there  is, or can be, a Deleuzian contribution  to gender  and  queer  theory  it lies mainly, I would like to argue, in his attempt to change  the way in which we understand the problem of the body, the very way in which we ask our questions  about bodies. It is rather  because  the  purely affective, or qualitative, nature  of becoming  has no easily traceable  archive outside  the realm, precisely, of art. 1994b.

2000.

Nous en sommes réduits à l'observation, et plus encore à l'écoute attentive de nos aléas, de nos réussites et de nos échecs, révisant à mesure un jugement à jamais imparfait, mais susceptible de s'amender et de se réguler.

Becoming is nothing  but such a composition  of affects, but such  a composition  of affects is not  nothing:  it has reality and  consequences, it has a creative power  (2000, 238).The reality of becoming  has its own singularity, its mode  of individuation, and  its temporality, although  this temporality is different from those of people, things, or subjects. Poids d’un corps Les astronautes peuvent soulever plus facilement leur équi-pement sur la Lune, car les corps sont plus faiblement attirés par la Lune que par la Terre. This is not  to deny  the  contribution  and  originality of Guattari as a theorist  but  to claim the consistency   of  Deleuze’s  philosophy.

Ce qui compte pour Deleuze c'est de rendre compte des forces d'une vie anorganique provenant d'un Dehors qui traversent le corps en échappant à l'expérience vécue. We believe  that  the  task of thinking  consists  in solving problems,  in finding or producing correct  answers and  adequate solutions, no matter  whether  we are dealing  with a field of  knowledge   or  a  field of  social  organisation.

Freedom, rather, finds its place at the intersection of all these lines, in a possibility of becoming.What  exactly are  we  to  understand by  ‘becoming’? 3). See also her Nomadic Subjects (1994a). D'où l'intérêt des méthodes internes, comme la relaxation dynamique, qui nous apprennent à cohabiter souplement avec notre corps.

The importance  of this aspect of Bergson’s thought did not go unnoticed by Gilles Deleuze. Why should  philosophy  accept  a division which in all probability will not correspond to the articulation of the real? In our context,  this  means  that  we  are  not  born  with  a body  endowed with  a more  or less determined biological  sex on  which  social norms  inscribe  a  gender. The creative mind. Néant et Création : Ce que peut le corps | Claude Rabant | ISBN: 9782705695613 | Kostenloser Versand für alle Bücher mit Versand und Verkauf duch Amazon.

[1923] 1992. A moins que, habité en conscience, il ne devienne la source vive où l'homme peut puiser sa joie.