Criticism and Clinical

Critique et clinique

This is the last book published by the renowned French philosopher Gilles Deleuze during his lifetime, and his only work primarily concerned with literature. The book includes seventeen of Deleuze's articles, both published and unpublished at the time. These essays revolve around the central theme of "writing," citing the works of writers and philosophers such as Lewis Carroll, Beckett, Melville, Lawrence, and Spinoza as examples, to discuss how, through writing,
- How a new language is created within a language, causing the entire language activity to tilt towards its limits or outside itself;
--How the possibility of psychosis and the reality of delirium intervene in this process;.
—How the externality of speech is constituted by non-verbal vision and hearing, which are made possible only by speech itself.
—Why, through words, the writer becomes a coloring expert, a musician from the moment he starts writing.

2022-06-01

南京大学出版社

Nanjing University Press·Watchman

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