Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: This article compares the philosophies of Marc Richir and Gilles Deleuze through the notions of “anarchy” and “sense,” exploring how these transform classical phenomenology. It argues that both authors replace the traditional focus on the subject with a phenomenology of Sinnbildung or “sense-in-the-making.” Richir radicalizes the phenomenological epoché toward a generative contingency, while Deleuze develops a science of surface effects rooted in concept creation and the simulacrum. Both propose a dynamic “self,” detached from traditional subjectivity, and articulate the link between interiority and exteriority in sense-making processes. This work shows how Richir and Deleuze destabilize subjective foundations, proposing an anarchic phenomenology that redefines the relationship between appearance, simulacrum, and sense production.
Source: Revista de Filosofía
Authors: Alexander Schnell, Angela Alarcón-Alvear
Language: English
Subfield: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4404855388