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Philosophize This!
Deleuze and Guattari's 1991 book "What is Philosophy?" was discussed. It argues that philosophy's role is creating new ideas and ways of thinking, rather than discovering objective truths. Philosophy is the art of concept creation.
And maybe the best place to begin answering this question, how might one live lies in looking at Deleuze and Guattari's 1991 book titled What is Philosophy?
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Episode: Episode #125 ... Gilles Deleuze pt. 1 - What is Ph...
Deleuze and Guattari's 1991 book "What is Philosophy?" was discussed. It argues that philosophy's role is creating new ideas and ways of thinking, rather than discovering objective truths. Philosophy is the art of concept creation.
And maybe the best place to begin answering this question, how might one live lies in looking at Deleuze and Guattari's 1991 book titled What is Philosophy?
And a significant portion of their book, What is Philosophy is dedicated to showing how these three practices are distinct from each other.
He talks in chapter one of what is philosophy about the relationship between the philosopher and the concept.
Just to recap, we have the concepts themselves existing on this metaphorical plane of eminence delivered by the conceptual personae that gives the work context.
This will probably be a recurring theme in this series on Deleuze, the resolution of old arguments in philosophy.