[D-G] Trying to locate specific quotes in Deleuze and Guattari

[Chris Drohan]

Not sure about the others, but I can help you with #3. It's in Expressionism in Philosophy:




	
	
	
	


Infinite essences
are distinguished through the attributes in which they find
expression, but are identified in the substance to which they relate.
We everywhere confront the necessity of distinguishing three terms:
substance which expresses itself, the attribute which expresses, and
the essence which is expressed. It is through attributes that essence
is distinguished from substance, but through essence that substance
is itself distinguished from attributes: a triad each of whose terms
serves as a middle term relating the two others, in three syllogisms
(Deleuze 2005: 27-28).

Yours,

Chris.

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> Date: Sun, 4 Oct 2009 19:24:05 -0400
> To: deleuze-guattari at lists.driftline.org
> From: pconnolly at unitec.ac.nz
> Subject: [D-G] Trying to locate specific quotes in  Deleuze and Guattari
> 
> I have been trying to find the locations in the writing by Deleuze 
> and Guattari (and commentators?) of the following:
> 
> 1. where Deleuze says something to the effect that grasping the 
> difference between difference and diversity is difficult. I seem to 
> remember the phrase 'difficult distinction', but have not been able 
> to locate after very close examination of Difference and Repetition.
> 
> 2. where Deleuze says something like the reintroduction of time into 
> thought is not the destruction of space but the 'spiritualising of 
> space' (am I imagining this phrase...it stuck in my head). I thought 
> it was also in D&R.
> 
> 3. where Deleuze, Deleuze quoting Spinoza or a commentator says, 
> something like, there are three realms of expression....the world 
> expresses, representation re-expresses and something about actions 
> expressing/rexpressing. I feel that it was in Expressionism in 
> Philosophy but cannot find it.
> 
> 4. a commentator. I think in a footnote, says that it is only in 
> Critical and Clinical and What is Philosophy? that affect is treated 
> by Deleuze/Guattari as an autonomous entity.
> 
> Would really appreciate any leads.
> 
> Peter
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