Deleuze and Guattari- What is Philosophy? (Conclusion: From Chaos to the Brain)
Philosophy, Science and Art are distinct disciplines treated by Deleuze and Guattari in their last collaborative work, “What is Philosophy?”
What these disciplines have in common is they are creative endeavors. Philosophy creates Concepts. Science creates Percepts/Functions. Art creates Affects.
The very possibility of creation in any of these fields is mediated through the chaos that instantiates, envelopes, threatens, and invigorates them.
I briefly read from various passages that shed some light on what/how it means to create in each field (they use the term "plane" or "plane of consistency"). Then I read the final chapter, titled “Conclusion: From Chaos to the Brain”, in its entirety.
Видео Deleuze and Guattari- What is Philosophy? (Conclusion: From Chaos to the Brain) канала James Kourtides
What these disciplines have in common is they are creative endeavors. Philosophy creates Concepts. Science creates Percepts/Functions. Art creates Affects.
The very possibility of creation in any of these fields is mediated through the chaos that instantiates, envelopes, threatens, and invigorates them.
I briefly read from various passages that shed some light on what/how it means to create in each field (they use the term "plane" or "plane of consistency"). Then I read the final chapter, titled “Conclusion: From Chaos to the Brain”, in its entirety.
Видео Deleuze and Guattari- What is Philosophy? (Conclusion: From Chaos to the Brain) канала James Kourtides
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