Teorías afectivas vintage: Apuntes sobre Deleuze, Bergson y Whitehead

Bergson, Deleuze and the Becoming of Unbecoming

Deleuze understood Bergson as perhaps the greatest theorist of difference, the theorist whose insistence brought difference into philosophy and showed that philosophy was irresistibly drawn, insofar as it is directed by real questions and problems, those that impinge on us without relief, to that which differs from itself, to that which exists only as becoming. For Bergson, philosophy brings to...

Apuntes relevantes sobre la evaluación en la alfabetización informacional

La evaluación en el contexto de la alfabetización en información (ALFIN) tiene lugar como una de las etapas que conforman el ciclo de vida de este tipo de proyectos. Aunque ella no debe verse como una etapa más, sino como un proceso de carácter iterativo que está inmerso en cada fase que conforma los programas pertinentes. Al respecto, Horton (2007) declara que a las actividades evaluativas en ...

Amy Herzog - Images of Thought and Acts of Creation: Deleuze, Bergson, and the Question of Cinema

Gilles Deleuze, in his two books on film, Cinema 1: The Movement-Image and Cinema 2: The Time-Image, proposes a revolutionary approach to film theory. Drawing on Deleuze's own philosophy of repetition and difference and the work of Henri Bergson, the Cinema books extend these theories to foreground those aspects that are most essential to the medium: that film unfolds in time, and is comprised ...

DRAFT: PLEASE DO NOT CITE WITHOUT PERMISSION On Whitehead and Deleuze: The Process of Materiality

In his long career, Whitehead was, variously, a mathematician, speculative physicist, historian of science, philosopher of science, and philosopher in his own right. As such, he occupies a perhaps unique place within recent western thought. Not only did he advance scientific thought, he also developed a novel, systematic philosophical understanding of science based on a deep historical apprecia...

Chapter 6 Modes of Violence : Deleuze , Whitehead , Butler and the Challenges of Dialogue Jeffrey