Gilles Deleuze
- ISBN-10
- 2915453195
- ISBN-13
- 9782915453195
- Series
- Gilles Deleuze
- Pages
- 232
- Language
- French
- Published
- 2005
- Publisher
- Inculte éditions
- Authors
- Michel Foucault, Catherine Clément, Collectif-Essai
Description
Amorcée dés les années cinquante, l'œuvre de Gilles Deleuze a considérablement marqué la philosophie contemporaine. Ami et collaborateur de Michel Foucault ou Pierre Klossowski, il a su développer de nouveaux concepts, révolutionnant la pratique philosophique tout en s'inscrivant dans une filiation historique. Ses ouvrages comme L'Anti-Oedipe et Mille Plateaux (coécrits avec Félix Guattari) ou Logique du sens, pour ne citer que ses essais les plus diffusés, sont devenus des classiques. Sa disparition, en 1995, a laissé place à une large littérature autour de son œuvre ; ce présent volume trace une importante cartographie critique autour de Deleuze et de sa pensée. Ce livre fait partie d'une série de rééditions augmentées (préface, postface) et corrigées de L'Arc, revue incontournable du paysage intellectuel hexagonal pendant prés de trente années.
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