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Assembling Deleuze

Tony See, Lecturer in New Media and Ethics, National University of Singapore | Lee Weng Choy, Art Critic, Singapore | Ahmad Fuad Rahmat, Projek Dialog | Sharaad Kuttan, BFM 89.9

04-Nov-15 21:00

Assembling Deleuze

On the 20th anniversary of Gilles Deleuze's death, we chat about his philosophy and legacy. What was he about? Why does he remain a compelling source for thinking through some of the key political questions of our age? Tony See leads the way, alongside our special guest Lee Weng Choy.


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Tags:  Gilles Deleuze,  20th anniversary,  Death,  Philosophy,  Legacy,  Tony See Lecturer in New Media and Ethics National University of Singapore,  Politics,  Lee Weng Choy Singapore art critic,  Felix Guattari,  Culture,  Society,  Art,  Modern,  Contemporary,  Night School


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