G. Deleuze’s <i>Untimely [non-]</i>: The Inverter of Platonic Nihilism to Ethics of Creation

Abstract In F. Nietzsche’s philosophical thought, there is a profound link between European Nihilism and the task of modern philosophy to produce new Platos. The current article demonstrates how G. Deleuze uses Nietzschean term Unzeitgemäβ – (Untimely Unfashionable) in his attempt overturn nihilistic Platonism. enriches Stoic paradox [non-] when seeking an image thought without for sake what he calls “untimely creative intensity,” affirmative power immanence. I argue that reads using lens untimely construct technique reversibility plane. Following cartography Deleuze’s route, first examine two problems caused by Platonic nihilism: destruction form anonymity noiseless transmutation copies into simulacra. Second, discuss types (i) cruciform structure (ii) use upon surface Stoics. Finally, comment on Deleuzian nihilism as birthplace creation.