دانلود کتاب Deleuze and Ethology: A Philosophy of Entangled Life

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Title Page Copyright Page Contents Figures Preface and acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction Chapter 1: The problem: An ethology of sense Introduction Ethology Uexküll and the functional circle Hegel, Hyppolite and Deleuze: Difference and sense Semiotics Making sense: The simultaneity of a virtual whole and its actual parts Conclusion: Sense and the formulation of problems Chapter 2: On Deleuze’s Spinozism: Expression and sense-making in the logic of holism Univocity Immanence Attribution, distinction and the constitution of substance Attribution and the production of the modes Modification as the expression of power Conclusion Chapter 3: On Deleuze’s Bergson: The transformation of the whole Deleuze’s Nietzschean critique of Spinoza Bergson’s critique of the possible and the real and the genesis of novelty The dialectic of problems: The virtual and actualization Multiplicities The three syntheses of time and correspondence without resemblance Conclusion: Syntheses and the renewal of holism Chapter 4: Images and affect Movement and distinction Images and representation The movement-image and its avatars Perception and action, problems and solutions Affection and the reciprocal presupposition of individuals and the whole Conclusion Chapter 5: Subjectivity, experimentation beyond the action-image and an ‘art of living’ Resisting the privilege of a human point of view: Bergsonism contra phenomenology Bipolar perceptions: Analysis, description and semisubjectivity Framing and the determination of problems Memory, perception and temporal series Signs and the differentiation of the image On the failure of the sensory-motor schema and an art of living Conclusion: The breakdown of the sensory-motor schema and experimentation Conclusion Immanence and expression between causality and determination Towards a Deleuzian ethology Notes Introduction Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Conclusion Bibliography Index