Experience and Empiricism: Hegel, Hume, and the Early Deleuze Ford Russell
A clarifying examination of Gilles Deleuze's first book shows how he would later transform the problem of immanence into the problem of differenceDespite the wide reception Gilles Deleuze has received…
Specifikacia Experience and Empiricism: Hegel, Hume, and the Early Deleuze Ford Russell
A clarifying examination of Gilles Deleuze's first book shows how he would later transform the problem of immanence into the problem of differenceDespite the wide reception Gilles Deleuze has received across the humanities, research on his early work has remained scant. Experience and Empiricism remedies that gap with a detailed study of Deleuze's first book, Empiricism and Subjectivity, which is devoted to the philosophical project of David Hume. Russell Ford argues that this work is poorly understood when read simply as a stand-alone study on Hume. Its significance only becomes apparent within the context of a larger problematic that dominated, and continues to inform, modern European philosophy: the conceptual constitution of a purely immanent account of existence. While the importance of this debate is recognized in contemporary scholarship, its