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ACTUAL VIRTUAL - OCTOBER 2006
ISSN 1752-5624
Deleuze's Stoicism
This paper argues that Deleuze's relationship with Stoicism goes far beyond his explicit comments on the Stoics in The Logic of Sense and that his philosophy as a whole is marked by a deeper Stoicism. It outlines six points of contact between Deleuze and Stoicism, locating the Stoics within Deleuze's philosophical genealogy, and noting affinities in the areas of what might be labeled ontology, meta-philosophy, psychology, politics, and ethics.
John Sellers (Kings College - London)
Deleuze’s Stoicism
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