Date: Thu, 14 Sep 1995 20:12:22 -0500 (CDT)
From: CND7750-AT-UTARLG.UTA.EDU
Subject: Re: Re[2]: brains and refrains


'difference' and 'singularity' are terms in deleuze's vocab
for finite, terminal, nonrecuperative end. this is why deleuze's
concept of difference is quite 'different' than derrida's. 
 _Bergsonism_ (sorry i don;'t have it with me so i can
not giv eth page, but look in the index under space
or matter) Deleuze argues that Bergson's notion of space
is like i described earliert with regard to Nietzsche
and force: it is matter that is space, matter does not
mover through space. the notion of 'empty space' is very
troubling to Deleuze, and he attacks it in any number of
works, including D&R and TLS.

i can think of many ways to link this rejection of 
empty space to the rejection of lack and negativity,
which Stambaugh also mentions with regard to nietzsche
in the references i have already given. i will drag
them out if there are any signs of life from those who
are sympathetic to negativity and empty spce.

chris

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