A Reading of Gilles Deleuze's Logic of Sense

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<p>This is a reading of Gilles Deleuzes masterpiece<i>Logic of Sense</i>. It provides a thorough and systematic reading of Deleuzes book by focusing on the aspects that are neglected in the existing literature. Specifically, the claim that Deleuzes<i>Logic of Sense</i> provides a convincing answer for the most important question of the history of philosophy regarding the relation between thought and existence as well as the relation between logic and ontology is defended. The answer is that if thought is related to existence, logic is supposed to be, not the logic of essence, but rather the logic of sense. This analysis s pursued respectively through Deleuzes readings of Frege, the ancient Stoics, Lewis Carroll, Kant, Lautman, Leibniz, and Melanie Klein.</p>

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Mehdi Parsa as a PhD in philosophy from the University of Bonn, Germany

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