Asupra genezei acordului dintre facultăți. Gilles Deleuze și răsturnarea criticismului kantian. Aspecte introductive pe marginea traducerii în limba română a lucrării Filosofia critică a lui Kant
On the genesis of the accord between the faculties: Gilles Deleuze and the reversal of Kantian criticism. Introductory aspects on the translation into Romanian of Kant’s Critical Philosophy
Author(s): Ioan CoroamăSubject(s): Philosophy, History of Philosophy, Contemporary Philosophy
Published by: Editura Academiei Române
Keywords: critical philosophy; the image of thought; Kantian system; scission; Gilles Deleuze;
Summary/Abstract: Is Deleuze a post-Kantian? The study shows that Deleuze, engaged in an invested reconstruction of philosophy, acts as a true post-Kantian who seeks to reconstruct and strengthen the demonstrations of the system by appealing to a theme that would be necessary but which is missing in its initial version, we can say with certainty that in the further development of his own philosophy Deleuze goes beyond this preliminary stage, and will use the tensions inherent in criticism that he only announces in the present book to “schizophrenicize” the Kantian system, transforming it into its monstrous double. We conclude by saying that Deleuze will aim in the works that will make up his own philosophy to transform Kant into the greatest anti-Kantian that has existed in the history of philosophy, this approach falling within what we could call the generalized tactic of systemic overthrow. For Deleuze, the philosophical gesture will always remain a gesture of a two-sided surface that slides from one to the other, from folding to unfolding, a vision in which to philosophize culminates in twisting or inverting infinitely. The monumental presence of Kant in Deleuzian philosophy is not an exception and will not escape the rhythmicity of this logic.
Journal: Revista de filosofie
- Issue Year: LXXII/2025
- Issue No: 5
- Page Range: 703-720
- Page Count: 18
- Language: Romanian
