Gilles Deleuze

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Gilles Deleuze

1925 až 1995

Všetci významní filozofi v čase

postmoderná filozofia, postštrukturalizmus,Pariz,Francuzsko

Filozofická škola: postmoderná filozofia štrukturalizmus

Diela:

Povedali o ňom

Kto som? / a kam idem

Gilles Deleuze

The individual notion is the point of view under which the individual expresses the world.

Ako filozofovať?

Gilles Deleuze

Filozof je tvorivý, a nie reflexivný. Podstatou filozofie je tvorba pojmov.

Je pravda, že všetko sa deje kôli niečomu a náhoda neexistuje?

Gilles Deleuze

EVERYTHING MUST SURELY HAVE A REASON. The principle of sufficient reason can be expressed as follows: whatever happens to a subject, be it determinations of space and time, of relation, event, whatever happens to a subject, what happens, that is what one says of it with truth, everything that is said of a subject must be contained in the notion of the subject.

Gilles Deleuze

Reason = the notion of the subject

Gilles Deleuze

For in the end, the causality principle stretches to infinity, that's it's very characteristic. And this is a very special infinite since, in fact, it stretches to the indefinite .

Čo je to filozofia?

Gilles Deleuze

Filozof je tvorivý, a nie reflexivný. Podstatou filozofie je tvorba pojmov.

Čo je poznanie?

Gilles Deleuze

Filozof je tvorivý, a nie reflexivný. Podstatou filozofie je tvorba pojmov.

Čo je to pravda?

Gilles Deleuze

it is one of the only principles about which one can be certain, and at the same time one can not see at all what it offers to us. It is certain, but it is empty. This famous principle is the principle of identity. The principle of identity has a classical formula, A is A. That is certain. If I say blue is blue or God [is] God, I am not saying with this that God exists, in a sense I am in certainty....Let us nonetheless try to say what results from this principle of identity. It is presented in the form of a reciprocal proposition. A is A means: subject A, verb to be, A attribute or predicate. There is a reciprocity of subject and predicate.

Gilles Deleuze

What difference is there between sufficient reason and cause? We understand very well. Cause is never sufficient. One must say that the causality principle poses a necessary cause, but never a sufficient one. We must distinguish between necessary cause and sufficient reason. What distinguishes them evidently is that the cause of a thing is always something else. The cause of A is B, the cause of B is C, etc..... An indefinite series of causes. Sufficient reason is not at all something other than the thing.

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