BergsonismZone Books, 1988 - 131 pagine What is needed for something new to appear? According to Gilles Deleuze, one of the most brilliant of contemporary philosophers, this question of “novelty” is the major problem posed by Bergson’s work. In Bergsonism, Deleuze demonstrates both the development and the range of three fundamental Bergsonian concepts: duration, memory, and the élan vital. |
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... qualitative probabilism , lines of fact being qualitatively distinct . In their divergence , in the disarticulation of the real that they brought about according to the differences in kind , they already constituted a superior ...
... qualitative discrimination , or of dif- ference in kind ; it is a virtual and continuous multiplicity that cannot be reduced to numbers.3 * Too little importance has been attached to the use of this word " multiplicity . " It is not ...
... qualitative fluxes , but systems , “ in a state of reciprocal and uniform replacement " where the observers are interchangeable , since there is no longer a privileged sys- tem.19 Let us accept this hypothesis . Einstein says that the ...
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Translators Introduction | 7 |
Intuition as Method | 13 |
Duration as Immediate Datum | 37 |
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