Immanent Ethics and Forms of Representation

Abstract

Among the many recurring themes in Deleuzeʼs writings is the problem of representation. This can be traced as early as Difference and Repetition, but his critique of representation also played a major role in his collaborations with Guattari and continue in later writings such as What is Philosophy? This chapter aims at extending and applying this critique to ethics and, more specifically, to (post)anarchist ethics.