Category Archives: Meillassoux

Deleuzian Supervenience

Posted on July 22, 2010 by

In his account of necessity David Lewis proposes that given two worlds that are exactly alike at time1, W and W*, and in which the same natural laws apply, then at any later time these two worlds will continue to … Continue reading →

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Is Deleuze a Speculative Realist?

Posted on June 25, 2010 by

At first it might seem he is. If Bruno Latour is on the right track with respect to speculative realism, as Graham Harman and others would argue, then it might seem that Deleuze is on the right track as well … Continue reading →

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