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..., is not presupposed to be stable (the world is changing), and what I am about to see is not known in advance. In 1996, the anthropologist Eduardo Viveiros de Castro chose a sentence by Gilles Deleuze as the epigraph for an article, published in the Brazilian journal Mana , on Amerindian perspectivism...

... in psychiatric terms, then went on to elaborate metaphysical concepts to account for it. The author argues that understanding Roberts's concepts in social historical terms risks obscuring their meaning and that comparing them with the related concepts of a credentialed philosopher, in this case Gilles Deleuze...

... or Gilles Deleuze. Here “not taking seriously” involves (somewhat counterintuitively) argument, agreement and disagreement, rejection or adoption, of different visions. Candea identifies this controlled asymmetry between treatments of “us” and “them” as the major distinction between Viveiros de Castro's...

...Debbora Battaglia These comments on Eduardo Viveiros de Castro's article, “Zeno and the Art of Anthropology,” emphasize, first, his engagement with ideas of Gilles Deleuze that open to the political dimension of Amerindian perspectivism and to a “multinatural” understanding of human-to-environment...

... creative intellectual acts by Gilles Deleuze fail of their desired effects and yield only “a litter of baby chimeras.” Duke University Press 2011 Symposium: Comparative Relativism Chinese Comparisons and Questionable Acts Barbara Herrnstein Smith...

... , the author does not focus on passages in which Gilles Deleuze discusses ethology or animals. Cullen does not even quote Deleuze's valuable definition of ethology as “the study . . . of the capacities for affecting and being affected that characterize each thing.” Instead, Cullen tries to construct...

...Thibault De Meyer [email protected] Jane Newland , Deleuze in Children's Literature ( Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press , 2021 ), 192 pp. Copyright © 2021 by Duke University Press 2022 Gilles Deleuze proposed changing the primary question that we...

...; their gazes do not meet; each seems to live in a separate world. Those men embody the “banal” or “weak” conception of perspective that Gilles Deleuze criticizes. Instead of connecting people, the notion of perspective as an eye pyramid, a kind of tunnel, induces them to avoid encounter. It corresponds...

... and reality, is not primarily a relation of analogy, since the analogy between the two orders is insinuated by other, nonanalogical relations—those of continuity and proximity between the brushstrokes of the painting and the lines of the garden. Even if Gilles Deleuze is not mentioned in Badir's book...

... of the blue, using our bodies in the ways that imitating animals requires. Despite the book's title, Becoming Other , Gilles Deleuze is barely mentioned in it, probably because he was very critical of the concept of imitation, which is omnipresent in Berliner's thought. Still, the way in which Berliner...

... James, Henri Bergson, and Gilles Deleuze. He understands these thinkers holistically, in terms of the entirety of their intellectual projects, both what unites and divides them. There are brilliant passages on pure experience as “the becoming of perception” in James, duration in Bergson, and Deleuze's...

... difference” between humans and animals. Gilles Deleuze, on the other hand, made use of Uexküll to advance a nondualistic ontology in which “the affects [that animals] are capable of” is given as the definition of bodies —a definition, he emphasized, “no less valid for us, for humans, than for animals...

... Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, Guattari, Félix and Deleuze Gilles course of see “concept,” vs. “figure” .”On . . culture. through...

.... Rorty, Objectivity, Relativism, and Truth , 1 . 60. Rorty, Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity , 14 . 61. Rorty, Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity , 14 . 62. See also Jensen, “Gilles Deleuze in Social Science.” 63. Deleuze, Difference and Repetition , 75 ; emphasis...

..., is the author of The Theology of Money, Capitalism and Religion: The Price of Piety, Deleuze and Guattari: An Introduction to the Politics of Desire, and Gilles Deleuze and the Question of Philosophy. Philip Gossett received the Mellon Distinguished Achievement Award in 2004 and was awarded...

... .   Common Knowledge 36 See Gilles Deleuze, Deleuze, See Gilles...

... Have a History?: Have aHistory?: Objects Latour, “Do Scientific Bruno Gilles Deleuze, Deleuze, Gilles...

... .  .  .   – .    22 Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, “Cosmological Deixis and and Deixis “Cosmological de Castro, Viveiros Eduardo Gilles Deleuze...

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... in a new being (descended in the line of Jesse) the mutual understanding that can sometimes be found in nature. I mean the kind of understanding that Gilles Deleuze observed between the orchid, which disguises its sexual organs, and the wasp, which assists in the repro- 527 duction...