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FLAXMAN, Gregory. Gilles Deleuze, filósofo do futuro. ETD [online]. 2008, vol.09, n.03, pp.01-14. ISSN 1676-2592.

The scars, burns, and rashes of the philosopher are only the most literal figurations of the affects that deposit themselves on our faces-the affects which philosophy itself must conceptualize in turn. For Deleuze, the very nature of the concept emerges from such “close encounters” with something unprecedented and even apocalyptic, which cannot be represented but must be thought nonetheless. The sci philosopher wears the sensation of his encounters on his body and brain, whether these are marks that have sculpted his or her delicate flesh, or the out-of-this-world impressions that have resolved themselves in expressions, or the experiences that have formed the delicate folds of gray matter.

Palabras clave : Philosophy; Science Fiction; Image.

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