The author advances the theory that all creative activities have a basic pattern in common, which he attempts to define.

... creation is . For Deleuze , creation is not an act of variation added on to an otherwise stable and inert life ; it is not as though there is life and then the event or act of creation . All life is creation but according to its ...

... creative falsification. These Picassos reside in incompossible worlds, as the new world of the new Picasso is divergent from the world Picasso was in up until then. Yet, in the act of creation, those worlds cross through each other. We ...

... creation , ' each of which corresponds to a virtual section and represents a manner of solving a problem , but also ... act of creation , or invention , is radically impersonal — cosmic and virtual . However , it is never merely a ...

... creative act is unhistorical , or , as Nietzsche expresses it , untimely : There is no act of creation which is not transhistorical and does not come up from behind or proceed by way of a liberated line . Nietzsche opposes history not ...

... act of creation . As you join us here to celebrate the thought of Gilles Deleuze , dear reader and virtual member of our pack or nomadic horde , it is important to remember not just to listen or to read , but to make philosophy , and to ...

... Act of Creation ? " , 422 ; " What Our Prisoners Expect from Us , " 311-12 . See also Deleuze - Guattari collaboration Deleuze , Louis , 89 Deleuze , Spinoza , and the Social Sciences group , 505-6 Deleuze : The Clamor of Being ( Badiou ) ...

... act of creation in which the perception opens as many circuits as there are memory images attracted by this new perception , making of every perception a qualitative multiplicity . Emphasizing the expansion of memory , Bergson writes ...

... act of creation. But then other questions arise. What then distinguishes all these different forms of thought/ creation? What types of relations can be woven between them and on what level? Indeed, the problem concerns philosophy in ...

... act of creation which can't be replaced by others or which can't be presented with a good model.193 The interpretation of the book is to search for the truth implied in the sign. For Proust, truth is the necessary, the revealed ...