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Painting and the Question of Concepts: Lecture 4, 05 May 1981
10.4231/ZMMS-HE33
Charles Joseph Stivale
,
Daniel W Smith
,
Gilles Deleuze
10/16/2024
Lecture given by French philosopher Gilles Deleuze at the University of Paris 8, 05 May 1981. This is lecture 4 of an 8-lecture seminar Deleuze taught between March and June 1981.
20th Century French Philosophy analogy articulation Audio Recording Charles Sanders Peirce Code Deleuze Recordings Deleuze Seminars diagrammatic positions eye-hand relationship Gilles Deleuze Gregory Bateson Jean-Jacques Rousseau model Modern Art modulation Philosophy pure optical space the third eye Wassily Kandinsky
Painting and the Question of Concepts: Lecture 8, 02 June 1981
10.4231/5ZYV-8J68
Charles Joseph Stivale
,
Daniel W Smith
,
Gilles Deleuze
10/16/2024
Lecture given by French philosopher Gilles Deleuze at the University of Paris 8, 02 June 1981. This is lecture 8 of an 8-lecture seminar Deleuze taught between March and June 1981.
20th Century French Philosophy analogy Audio Recording broken color Caravaggio color regime charaacteristics color-force color-structure colorist space Deleuze Recordings Deleuze Seminars Eugène Delacroix Georges Seurat Gilles Deleuze Jan Van Eyck Johannes Vermeer luminist regime of color Modern Art modulation Paul Cézanne Paul Gauguin Peter Paul Rubens Philosophy regimes of color Renaissance color sign-space Vincent van Gogh
Anti-Oedipus III, Lecture 2, 14 January 1974
10.4231/23T0-NM63
Charles Joseph Stivale
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Daniel W Smith
,
Gilles Deleuze
10/15/2024
Seminar with only 3 sessions available, given by French philosopher Gilles Deleuze at the Vincennes University. The second lecture available was presented on 14 January 1974.
20th Century French Philosophy analogical representation analogy Baruch Spinoza degrees of power Deleuze Recordings Deleuze Seminars Duns Scotus equivocity Friedrich Nietzsche Gilles Deleuze Philosophy puissance as power of action Spinoza’s assemblage of affects univocity univocity of being
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