FROM IMAGINATION TO FABULATION
ABOUT SOME CONCEPTUAL MOVEMENTS IN GILLES DELEUZE
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https://doi.org/10.59488/tragica.v17i3.64355Abstract
This essay aims to present a lecture of the relationship between the faculty of imagination and the faculty of fabulation in Gilles Deleuze's thought, paying attention to the important role that certain literary experiments took on in apprehending both the superior use of each of these faculties and their eventual illegitimate uses. Understanding that going through these literary experiments allowed the philosopher to tension philosophical learning with a non-philosophical apprehension, leading him to modify his reading of the role of each of these faculties throughout his work and their relevance for philosophical exercise.
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