Bergson-Deleuze encounters
Subtitle: transcendental experience and the thought of the virtual
By: Valentine Moulard-Leonard.
Series: SUNY series in contemporary French thought
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Albany, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 197
ISBN-13: 9780791475317
Subjects: Bergson, Henri, -- 1859-1941; Deleuze, Gilles, -- 1925-1995; Philosophy, French -- 20th century
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 179-185) and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Virtual empiricism : the revaluation of the transcendental; title: Briefly mapping our experimental journey; title: Bergson's genealogy of consciousness; title: The immediate data of consciousness; title: The role of the body; title: Pure perception and beyond; title: Introducing memory : from the psychological to the virtual; title: Memory and the brain : which survival?; title: Folding over : the psychological is also necessarily virtual; title: The unconscious as ontology of the virtual; title: From dualism to difference; title: The élan vital or the ontologization of duration; title: Memory as virtual coexistence; title: Sense and sensibility : Bergsonian positivism; title: Between Bergson and Deleuze : the method of intuition as transcendental/virtual empiricism; title: Absolute movement and intuition; title: Intuition and superior empiricism; title: Cinematic thought : the Deleuzean image and the crystals of time; title: Why the cinema?; title: Toward the crystal-image : a vision of the genesis of time; title: Proust and thought : death, art, and the adventures of the involuntary; title: Death is the truth of thought; title: How might death be put to work?; title: Art as the production of essences; title: Conclusion: Bergson-Deleuze encounters : machinic becomings and virtual materialism; title: What does Deleuze find in Bergson?; title: Why the image?; title: Why read Deleuze after Bergson?; title: Which machinic becomings?; title: Closing.