Explore Deleuze's profound philosophy where the 'world cage' is understood not as a static structure, but as a dynamic process. This insightful perspective examines how Deleuzian events continually shape reality, challenging conventional notions of being and becoming within a fluid, interconnected existence.
This insightful exploration examines Butler's unique perspective on Whitehead's complex philosophical framework, presented within the vital context of contemporary Whitehead studies. It offers a critical analysis that deepens understanding of process philosophy and its enduring relevance in modern intellectual discourse, inviting a fresh dialogue between these influential thinkers on a significant academic occasion.