Deleuze and the Meaning of Life

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Philosophical and Theoretical Analysis Posthumanist Ethics and Activism Philosophical and Cultural Analysis

Abstract

Introduction: The Problem of Vitalism: Active/Passive 1. Brain, System, Model: The Affective Turn 2. Vitalism and Theoria 3. Inorganic Art 4. Inorganic Vitalism 5. The Vital Order After Theory 6.On Becoming 7. Living Systems, Extended Minds, Gaia Conclusion.

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