the times of deluge
W. Luzecky, Robert
Perhaps there is no aspect of Deleuze's philosophy as important as his nuanced thought on the nature of temporality. For Deleuze, the concept of temporality is non-monolithic, in the senses that throughout his works - the monographs, lectures, and those works that were coauthored with Félix Guattari - he ceaselessly returns to elaborations on the nature of time. It is as though temporality is the thematic refrain of Deleuze's philosophy. Throu...