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The average rating for Empiricism and subjectivity based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.has a rating of 4 stars

Review # 1 was written on 2018-10-06 00:00:00
0was given a rating of 3 stars Luis Fuentes
فصل اول رو تا الآن خوندم. خوب بوده. ولی خب زبان ثقیلی داره. _________________ همه‌ش رو نخواندم. به صورت مروری و آنجاهایی که به‌ کارم می‌آمد را خواندم. خوب بود، نقد منصفانه‌ای داشت. اما زبان فلسفی‌ای داشت که برای تازه‌خوان‌ها سخت بود. همینطور برای نخستین مواجهه با هیوم مناسب نیست. _________________ قسمتی از متن کتاب: "فهم خودِ ذهن است، اما ذهنی تحت تاثیر اصل تجربه ، زمان را در قالب گذشته‌ای تابع مشاهده‌اش منعکس می‌کند؛ و تحت تاثیر اصل عادت، تخیل نیز ذهن است، اما ذهنی که زمان را در قالب آینده‌ای تعین یافته براساس انتظاراتش منعکس می‌کند. باور نسبتِ میان این دو بُعدِ برساخته است. هیوم به هنگام عرضه‌ی صورت‌بندی باور می‌نویسد: این دو اصل((برای عمل روی تخیل با یکدیگر پیوند می‌یابند و مرا وامی‌دارند ایده‌هایی معین را به طریقی شدیدتر و سرزنده‌تر از ایده‌های دیگری که همین مزایا را ندارند شکل دهم.))"
Review # 2 was written on 2015-08-21 00:00:00
0was given a rating of 5 stars Harry Imdo
Gilles Deleuze continually amazes me. This incredibly tight and coherent book was written when he was only 28. it was his first book. Here he utilizes Hume's radical critique on induction (which is actually a critique on causation and empiricism) in order to realign not only culture and society but also subjectivity. From here, Deleuze no longer speaks of subjectivity in his other works (for the most part). He immediately grasps the relation of subjectivity with time, as past coherences are also given in the present through a formal repetition of content deployment. This is connection of Bergson and Freud; that process is knowledge, and the imprint of a particular process as being the "main line" highlights not only what is significant in an encounter but also significant for future encounters. When we understand that relations are "outside themselves" as external connections that are imposed, we can grasp that subjectivities as self referential are also "relations outside themselves". It is the process of this superimposition that creates mind, being and so on as synthetic relations of what we do. Knowledge is given to a material process. In later works, Deleuze shows the mixture of material sheets of consistency from which agency is expressed forms the partial objects of agential realism as the formation of new agencies as new material consistencies. "Philosophy must constitute itself as the theory of what we are doing, not as a theory of what is". This is the jump as a young Deleuze pushes us beyond existentialism of a resoluteness of being into the functionalism of the 21st century.


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