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Honorary Professor of Philosophy
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Deleuze

Deleuze and the Time for Non-Reason

Post By James Williams 27th June 2019

Recent IAI discussion contribution on reason and unreason

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  • Deleuze’s Timed Logic (III) Tested to Destruction 23rd July 2021
  • Step Right Up 14th May 2021
  • Fantastic pragmatism 3rd February 2021
  • First Principle of Pragmatics: Everything Evolves Amidst a Shared Problem 15th January 2021
  • Method and Evidence in The Egalitarian Sublime: From Microhistory to Microcritique (following Carlo Ginzburg) 13th January 2021

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Baudrillard Deleuze Ginzburg Kracauer logic Method Microhistory Pragmatism Sloterdijk Sublime time William James

About James Williams

James is Honorary Professor of Philosophy and member of the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalization at Deakin University.

His most recent book The Egalitarian Sublime: a Process Philosophy was published in August 2019 by Edinburgh University Press. James is currently working on a book on the concept of autopoiesis.

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Recent posts

  • Deleuze’s Timed Logic (III) Tested to Destruction
  • Step Right Up
  • Fantastic pragmatism
  • First Principle of Pragmatics: Everything Evolves Amidst a Shared Problem
  • Method and Evidence in The Egalitarian Sublime: From Microhistory to Microcritique (following Carlo Ginzburg)
  • Deleuze’s Timed Logic (II)
  • Deleuze, Guattari and the Art of Multiplicity
  • The Everyday Sublime
  • Risky Signs: Philosophy and Covid-19
  • Attempt to Close UWE Philosophy

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  • Currently based in Edinburgh, Scotland
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