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Philosophy and NonPhilosophy (Univocal),Used
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Each generation invents new practices and new writings of philosophy. Ours should have been able to introduce certain mutations that would at least be equivalent with those of cubism, abstract art, and twelvetone serialism: it has only partially done so. But after all the deconstructions, after Wittgenstein, Heidegger, and Derrida, this demand takes on a different dimension: What do we do with philosophy itself? How do we globally change our relation to this thought, which keeps indicating that it is increasingly conservative and repetitive? These two questions together have prompted what we call nonphilosophy.Nonphilosophy is not the negation of philosophy. It is the suspension of philosophys claim to think the real (Principle of Sufficient Philosophy), and it is the invention of new usages of thought and language that disrupt the rational narrative of the real, which is precisely what every philosophy is. Nonphilosophy should rather be understood la the nonEuclidean, namely, as a generalization of the philosophical beyond its traditional limitation by the unitary or Heraclitean postulate. From then on, an infinite number of philosophical decisions that are no longer mutually exclusive will correspond with any real phenomenon.Philosophy and NonPhilosophy is widely considered the first fully explicit elaboration of nonphilosophy and one of its most important introductory texts.
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