History and Counter-History of Philosophy 

EDITORIALE / Sara Baranzoni, Filippo Domenicali, Paolo Vignola History and Counter-History of Philosophy: Gilles Deleuze and the “Portraits” of Thought This...

ARTICOLI / 1 / Filippo Domenicali Deleuze as a Historian of Philosophy: Problem, Structure, Portrait The aim of this essay...

CONTRIBUTI / 1 / Andrea Colombo The History of Philosophy as the History of the “Problematic”: Deleuze as a Reader...

CONTRIBUTI / 2 / Alessandra Mazzarella Thought, Earth, and Territory: Counter-History and Geophilosophy in the Work of Deleuze This proposal...

ARTICOLI / 2 / Paolo Vignola History and Drama of Philosophy: Deleuze’s Eternal Apprenticeship The paper aims to show the...

ARTICOLI / 3 / Rocco Ronchi Increase: The History of Philosophy According to Deleuze For Martial Gueroult, making history of...

CONTRIBUTI / 3 / Sofia Remiddi Gilles Deleuze’s Heraclitus Gilles Deleuze’s thought is a labyrinth of numerous references to the history of philosophy. The reinterpretation of tradition is, in fact, typical of its strategy to the point that it can...

ARTICOLI / 4 / Fabio Treppiedi The Cry and the Song: Aristotle, Deleuze, Metaphysics For Deleuze, Aristotle is placed in the wake of the ‘dogmatic and moralizing image of thought’, desired by Plato and strengthened precisely by the Stagirite, then...

ARTICOLI / 5 / Elia Crepaldi Deleuze and His Stoics: On the Sources of Logic of Sense This contribution explores the relationship between Stoicism and Deleuze’s philosophy through a comparative analysis of Logic of Sense and key works on ancient...

ARTICOLI / 6 / Edoardo Parasporo Experience and the Superhuman: A Comparative Reading of Ibn Tufayl and Gilles Deleuze This paper explores the philosophical resonance between Ibn Tufayl’s Vivant fils d’Éveillé (Hayy ibn Yaqzān) and Gilles Deleuze’s Difference and Repetition, focusing on their shared...

CONTRIBUTI / 7 / Alfio Nazareno Rizzo From the Problem to the Method: Deleuze and the Expression “Plateaus” for an Expressionist Ontology, Logic, and Politics In Gilles Deleuze’s philosophy, expression is a productive process, a movement that traverses different planes and...

CONTRIBUTI / 8 / Claudia Mongini This essay outlines the theory and method of Deleuze’s approach to the history of philosophy in order to identify a specifically ‘modern’ philosophical problem, Leibniz’s concept of force, and to show how this problem...

CONTRIBUTI / 9 / Sandro Palazzo Death, the Eternal: Hölderlin as the “Way Out of Kantianism” According to Deleuze The article aims to investigate Deleuze’s resumption of some ideas from Hölderlin’s Anmerkungen zum Oedipus. In particular, I will try to...

CONTRIBUTI / 10 / Marco Rienzi The Traitor: Gilles Deleuze and the Portrait of a “Philosophically Bearded Hegel” The aim of this essay is to examine Deleuze’s engagement with Hegel through the lens of the figure of the ‘traitor’. More...

CONTRIBUTI / 11 / Emilia Marra Bergson’s Tailoring: Notes on Deleuze’s Unfaithful Bergsonism This article examines Gilles Deleuze’s Bergsonism by situating it within its intellectual context and exploring the transformative reading it offers of Henri Bergson’s philosophy. Taking into account...

CONTRIBUTI / 12 / Alessandro Aruffo Deleuze vs. Heidegger on the Concept of Difference The article discusses the question of difference within the thought of the German philosopher and the French philosopher making a comparison between the two and showing...

CONTRIBUTI / 13 / Philip Mills We might think that Deleuze’s vehement critique of Wittgenstein (and Wittgensteinians) in his Abécédaire would lead to an outright and general rejection of Ordinary Language Philosophy (OLP). However, Deleuze and Guattari engage more positively...

CONTRIBUTI / 14 / Chiara Palermo The Voice of an Anonymous Cry: BWO, Flesh, and Subjectivity in Merleau-Ponty and Deleuze Deleuze constructs a network of alliances in the development of his thought, as well as a network of critical positions toward...

CONTRIBUTI / 15 / Diego Maria Chece A Metaphysical Dream: Deleuze as a Portraitist of Foucault This article proposes a re-reading of Deleuze’s Foucault using the same triadic framework –knowledge, power, subjectivation – that Deleuze employed to analyze Foucault. Rather...

CONTRIBUTI / 16 / Andrea Gentili A Spinozist Ethology: Gilles Deleuze as a Reader of Jakob von Uexküll Gilles Deleuze’s engagement with the work of Jakob von Uexküll can be traced back to the late 1970s. Although his direct knowledge...

CONTRIBUTI / 17 / Irene Breuer This paper explores the connection between the inexorability of time and being at the mercy of the unwanted sides of existence. Nihilism and fatalism have been tackled by Deleuze, who crosses paths with Borges...

CONTRIBUTI / 18 / Luigi Pezzoli Dead Time or the Death of Time: Internité in Deleuze between Péguy and Bergson The article aims to study the peculiar way in which Deleuze thinks the concept of time. From the beginning of...

CONTRIBUTI / 19 / Giuseppe Vena Life and Desire: Deleuze’s Foucault through D. H. Lawrence The paper focuses on Deleuze’s interpretation of Foucault’s work, mainly considering the letter Desire and Pleasure and his Foucault. The question of how to think...

ARTICOLI / 4 / Sara Baranzoni Beyond the Limits of the Concept: Deleuze and the Philosophical Life of the Body Without Organs This essay aims to focus on the creation of concepts as a particular feature of Gilles Deleuze’s philosophical method,...