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A deep exploration of the many possibilities inherent in linking Gilles Deleuzes philosophy to contemporary science, John Protevis Life, War, Earth demonstrates how Deleuzes ontology of the virtual, intensive, and actual can enhance our understanding of important issues in cognitive science, biology, and geography. Protevi illustrates how a Deleuzian approach can illuminate a wide range of concerns and subjects, including ancient and contemporary warfare, human individuation processes, the granularity problem, panpsychism, the E. coli bacterium, the assassination attempt on U.S. representative Gabrielle Giffords, and the affective dimensions of the Occupy movement.Frequently ambitious but always rooted in the empirical, Life, War, Earth shows how the social and the somatic are not opposed to each other but are interwoven on three time scalesthe evolutionary, the developmental, and the behavioraland on three political scalesthe geopolitical, the bioneuropolitical, and the technopolitical.Deeply attuned to the internalities of the thought of Deleuze, the book offers a unique reading of his corpus and a useful method for applying Deleuzian techniques to the natural sciences, the social sciences, political phenomena, and contemporary events.
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I picked this up thinking it would be an easy read, but wow, it's quite dense. The insights into Deleuze and the sciences are intriguing, but the language can be tough to follow at times. Still, I found it rewarding to push through and really engage with the material.
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Sophia Torres
Thought-Provoking Read
This book dives deep into Deleuze's philosophy and its interaction with science. I've always been interested in how different disciplines overlap, and this book presents that in a fascinating way. It's definitely not a light read, but if you're into philosophy, it's worth your time.
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Jamal Nguyen
Not What I Expected
I was hoping for a clearer guide to Deleuze's ideas, but this book really requires you to think hard. Some parts felt like they dragged on, and I struggled to keep up with the arguments. It might be more suited for seasoned readers of philosophy.
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Aisha Patel
A Must-Read for Philosophy Buffs
Absolutely love this book! It connects many dots between Deleuze's thoughts and scientific ideas that I hadn’t considered before. The way it challenges conventional thinking is refreshing. I've recommended it to my study group already!
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Emma Schneider
Interesting Perspectives
Life and Earth in the context of Deleuze's philosophy is such a cool angle. I appreciated the way it explores different scientific views alongside his theories. A bit dense, but I found it enlightening overall. Definitely some concepts I need to revisit!
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