Carlos A. Segovia (Books)

Carlos A. Segovia Books

This author delves into the rethinking and remapping of past events, aiming to extract a new, tentative picture that is necessarily more complex and ambiguous than any master-narrative. By "brushing history against the grain," as Walter Benjamin suggested, their work offers a radically different perspective on historical events. This approach uncovers new virtual possibilities capable of transforming both the present and the future. Ultimately, their scholarship seeks to help us become different by re-imagining the very premises of our identities.

Guattari Beyond Deleuze

Ontology and Modal Philosophy in Guattari's Major Writings

319 pages
12 hours of reading

The book presents a compelling argument for the significant impact of a philosopher on ontology and modal philosophy. Through a collection of texts, it explores the philosopher's original ideas and their lasting influence on contemporary thought. The analysis delves into key concepts and theories, highlighting the evolution of philosophical discourse and the implications for understanding existence and possibility. This work serves as both a critical examination and a tribute to the philosopher's enduring legacy in these fields.