James R Williams

Honorary Professor of Philosophy

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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 and the Time for Non-Reason 27th June 2019
Deleuze’s Philosophy of Time: Time as Dimensions, Syntheses and Problems (Vilnius, Lithuanian Philosophical Association, May 2019) 14th June 2019
Truth as the fullest: on journalism in the age of fake news 17th May 2019
Is There (Still) a Continental – Analytic Divide in Philosophy? 28th April 2019
Cinema: Journal of Philosophy and the Moving Image 10 on “Painting, Moving Images and Philosophy” 11th March 2019

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About James Williams

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

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

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Deleuze and the Time for Non-Reason
Deleuze’s Philosophy of Time: Time as Dimensions, Syntheses and Problems (Vilnius, Lithuanian Philosophical Association, May 2019)

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