Actuel Marx
P.U.F.

I.S.B.N.9782130534648
224 pages

p. 161 à 174
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n° 34 2003/2

La politique de Gilles Deleuze et le matérialisme aléatoire du dernier Althusser˚

Alain Beaulieu
A cursory reading of the writings of the late Althusser in which the philosopher attempts to devise a « random materialism » might lead us to regard them as the matrix from which a number of post-structuralist conceptions of politics, including that of Gilles Deleuze, have sprung. Our intention in the present article is to demonstrate the partial nature of such a filiation. To do so, the article focuses on the relationship between the late Althusser and the Deleuzean conception of politics. It will thus examine the refusal, common to both philosophers, to elaborate a totalising theory of the political and their concomitant invocation of a principle of contingency. Such an affinity should not however disguise the differences between Althusser and Deleuze with regard to the manner in which the actualisation of such a programme is to be envisaged.
Le matérialisme aléatoire du dernier Althusser
Critique de la dialectique hégélienne
Le matérialisme épicurien
La donation de sens
L’unité du monde
Deux manières d’actualiser un même programme


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