The Logic of Sense, the Logic of Trauma. Remarks on the reading of Gilles Deleuze

<p>The author puts forward a chain of related notes in his attempt to achieve<br />two different goals. On the one hand, he tries to remain faithful to both the style<br />and the intentions of Deleuze while, on the other, tracing the trajectory of difference.<br />The latter is about showing the possibility an alternative reading of phenomena and<br />paradoxes discussed in The Logic of Sense. This fundamental intuition of alternative<br />reading is connected with the identification of the logical disjunction with trauma,<br />understood in the psychoanalytical tradition. This leads to the possibility of building<br />a bridge between ‘logical’ and ‘psychoanalytical’ series of Deleuze’s book and to<br />encompass both of them in a single topological space of thinking.</p>

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