Fichte y Deleuze

potencias y paradojas del afinismo Radical

Julian Ferreyra

in: Inv(i)erno 2014, Revista de estud(i)os sobre Fichte 8, 2014.

Abstract

The presence of Fichte's thought in the work of Deleuze is scarce, but nonetheless quiet suggestive, to the extent that in a recent paper Jean-Cristophe Goddard attempts a quest of an extreme affinity between both authors. In this paper I describe, firstly, the main appearances of Fichte in the work of Deleuze, and then I focus, trough the notes that the French philosopher attributes in general to “post-Kantianism”, on a reconstruction of a Deleuzian interpretation of Fichte's ontology, with its merits and flaws. On this basis, I explore the advantages offered by the perspective of affinity, but also the controversial consequences of such a deleuzianisation of the Fichtean legacy.

Cited authors

Kant Immanuel

Fichte Johann Gottlieb

Deleuze Gilles