Gilles Deleuze and the imperceptible movements

Deleuze is certainly a difficult thinker to read because of his immense creativity of concepts. Deleuze's philosophy is characterized by an immanent ontology where things are connected. The principle of difference is essential as things exist in their difference and not in their identity. There is in this perspective no pure repetition in the sense of duplication. Even the copy adds something new to the original.

This short lecture and slides present an introduction to some concepts of Deleuze that was made in the frame of a course on Postmodern French Thinkers at Stockholm University at the advanced level.