Deleuze's "Proust and Signs"

Dec 10, 2020

The hosts discuss Deleuze's text 'Proust and Signs' and its themes. They explore the challenges of understanding the dense content and the importance of familiarity with Deleuze's works. They delve into the concept of difference in repetition and its role in connecting the present and the past. They explore objectivity, creation, and style in Delos' work, as well as the relationship between viewpoint and signs of love in Deleuze's 'Proust and Signs'. They discuss analogies between apprenticeship and Carl Jung's individuation, domains of signs in Proust's work, and the concept of the body without organs.