Essay on Indifference:Affect and Thinking From Spinoza to Freud and Deleuze  

作　　者：Szymon Wróbel 

机构地区：[1]University of Warsaw,Warsaw,Poland

出　　处：《Journal of Philosophy Study》2019年第2期65-73,共9页哲学研究（英文版）

摘　　要：In this paper,the author is questioning the very concept of“indifference of thinking”.The author also asks:In what sense,thinking leads to“overall indifference”?What,indeed,is indifference?Reading carefully,the philosophical texts on affects,mainly Spinoza,Freud,Bergson,and Deleuze,author argues that indifference is not a kind of non-affection,beside-affection,post-affection,but rather,it is a trace of affect―just as cinders are remnants of fire.Indifference is neither abnegation which is a kind of statement that we could not care less.On the contrary,it is in indifference where we find profound commitment to bringing back things of this world to their natural position.

关 键 词：active state conatus contrary affect death drive facade formations general INDIFFERENCE MADNESS resolution sustainability 

分 类 号：B[哲学宗教]