Abstract
This essay moves the first steps toward an understanding of the intricate intertwining between the notion of orientation and that of Point of View (POV) across the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze (and in his work with psychotherapist Felix Guattari), and revendicates their crucial role in relation to the concept of the virtual.
Highlights
This essay moves the first steps toward an understanding of the intricate intertwining between the notion of orientation and that of Point of View (POV) across the philosophy of Gilles
This essay takes the first steps towards a preliminary understanding of the entanglement between the notions of orientation and that of Point of View (POV) across the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze, and revendicates their crucial role in relation to the concept of the virtual
Despite Deleuze’s feeling concerning the impossibility of finding an answer to Alice’s question without incurring into the paradoxes of sense (Deleuze [1969] 1990), we argue that it is the impossibility of thinking orientation without disorientation that makes Alice’s question a properly Deleuzian question, and the figures of orientation and disorientation (in our jargon,orientation), one of the hidden and most powerful philosophical motor of Deleuze’s philosophy
Summary
The notion of orientation appears often under the guise of terms such as “diPlateaus There, the around the very question of orientation and disorientation ( on, the simultaneity notion of orientation and that of POV are linked somewhat more explicitly via the notion of and disorientation, which mirrors the simultaneity characterizing the oforientation the fold: the fold is the instantiation of the orientation in terms of inflection (orrelation curve) between deterritorialization, will be addressed with the neologism around aterritorialization site of inflectionand called. 494), deterritorialization is only the notion of POV is(Deleuze elevated and intoGuattari a philosophical concept, whereas that of orientainstead a-centered and traversed by “lines of disorientation”. 1986b),philosophical but never in treatment, relation todespite the notion of POV, and not of. Recurs often and deterritorialization, with p.the associated the word disorientation in
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