المشروع التطبيقي لفلسفة جديدة - جيل دولوز أنموذجا

Abstract

The importance of the work's subject matter in Gilles Deleuze's philosophy stems from the fact that it sheds light on one of the fundamental concepts in Deleuze's work, which is directed towards philosophy reading itself. This is an ambition that philosophy has worked diligently towards during different periods of its history, through philosophers whose philosophical contribution is indisputable. This can be represented by both Heidegger's work: "What is Philosophy?" and Husserl's: "Philosophy as a precise science." Gilles Deleuze, in his book entitled: "What is Philosophy?", put an end to all attempts to end philosophy, and negated the phrase "the death of philosophy" or the transcendence of metaphysics, attempting to link the functional elements (science), the concepts (philosophy), and the sensations (art), that is, the three forms of thought on the level of immanence. For him, philosophy remains a completely current function in "creating concepts." From this exciting definition, "philosophy is the creation of concepts," we wanted to answer the many questions: What is the role of philosophy within the framework of scientific and technological progress?