TIME IS OUT OF JOINT-AND SO ARE WE: DELEUZEAN IMMANENCE AND THE FRACTURED SELF

From: Philosophy Today | Date: December 1, 2006| Author: Widder, Nathan | Copyright information

We should say of this identity and this resemblance that they are 'simulated': they are products of systems which relate different to different by means of difference (which is why such systems are themselves simulacra). The same and the similar are fictions engendered by the eternal return. This time, there is no longer error but illusion: inevitable illusion which is the source of error, but may nevertheless be distinguished from it.

Deleuze, Difference and Repetition, 126

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