Skip to content

James R Williams

Honorary Professor of Philosophy
  • Home
  • Research Topics
    • Signs
    • Varia
    • Deleuze
    • Lyotard
    • Sublime
  • Blog
  • Reviews
  • Contact
Deleuze

Deleuze and the Time for Non-Reason

Post By James Williams 27th June 2019

Recent IAI discussion contribution on reason and unreason

Post navigation

Previous Previous post: Deleuze’s Philosophy of Time: Time as Dimensions, Syntheses and Problems (Vilnius, Lithuanian Philosophical Association, May 2019)
Next Next post: Messi is not sublime (nor is Ronaldo)

Recent blog posts

  • Deleuze’s Timed Logic (VI) The Event and Time (English Draft of Version for Sabah Ülkesi Magazine) 15th February 2023
  • Modes of Explanation: Semiology of Autopoiesis (V) 22nd January 2023
  • Fantastic Pragmatism (published version) 29th November 2022
  • Claire Colebrook on Time and Autopoiesis: Semiology of Autopoiesis (IV) 4th November 2022
  • Autopoiesis and Time: Deleuze’s Timed Logic (V)/Semiology of Autopoiesis (III) 17th October 2022

Categories

  • autopoiesis
  • Deleuze
  • General
  • Lyotard
  • Process philosophy
  • Signs
  • Sublime
  • Varia

Tags

autonomy autopoiesis Baudrillard Covid-19 Deleuze Epidemiology event Ginzburg Group signs history Hong Kong Kracauer logic Maturana memory Metaphysics Method Microhistory monuments Pragmatism Quietism remembrance semiology slave trade Sloterdijk speculative realism Sublime teleology time unity Varela vitalism 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.

 

Navigation

  • Home
  • Research Topics
    • Signs
    • Varia
    • Deleuze
    • Lyotard
    • Sublime
  • Blog
  • Reviews
  • Contact

Recent posts

  • Deleuze’s Timed Logic (VI) The Event and Time (English Draft of Version for Sabah Ülkesi Magazine)
  • Modes of Explanation: Semiology of Autopoiesis (V)
  • Fantastic Pragmatism (published version)
  • Claire Colebrook on Time and Autopoiesis: Semiology of Autopoiesis (IV)
  • Autopoiesis and Time: Deleuze’s Timed Logic (V)/Semiology of Autopoiesis (III)
  • Diagrams of Shame
  • Graphic Events: a Realist Account of Graphic Design
  • Deleuze’s Timed Logic (IV): Passive to the Past
  • Semiology of Autopoiesis (II)
  • They can remove a monument, but they can’t erase the sign

Contact Info

  • Currently based in Scotland and France
  • hello@jamesrwilliams.net
James R Williams | © www.jamesrwilliams.net 2023
Top