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James R Williams

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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Recent blog posts

  • The Nostalgic Sublime 23rd January 2020
  • Metaphysics: Deleuze│Spencer-Brown 25th November 2019
  • Manifest Destiny and the Sublime – Part 3: Necessarily Dangerous 12th October 2019
  • Manifest Destiny and the Sublime – Part 2: Reversing Perspectives 27th September 2019
  • Manifest Destiny and the Sublime – Part 1: Manifest Destiny Returns 13th September 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 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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  • Research Topics
    • Signs
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  • Blog
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Recent posts

  • The Nostalgic Sublime
  • Metaphysics: Deleuze│Spencer-Brown
  • Manifest Destiny and the Sublime – Part 3: Necessarily Dangerous
  • Manifest Destiny and the Sublime – Part 2: Reversing Perspectives
  • Manifest Destiny and the Sublime – Part 1: Manifest Destiny Returns
  • Messi is not sublime (nor is Ronaldo)

Contact Info

  • Currently based in Edinburgh, Scotland
  • hello@jamesrwilliams.net
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