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Saying (Almost) the Same Thing. Deleuze and the Enunciation of Philosophy In this article I will try to argue that Deleuze’s aim in his whole work is “to say (almost) the same thing”. The unfolding of this wordplay will define Deleuze’s notion of immanence, at the interplay between difference and repetition. The proposition “to say (almost) the same thing” also opens up a reflection on Deleuze’s concept of humour, as well as on the specific enunciative style of his philosophy, which is closely tied to divertissement and “conceptual play”.
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