Germinal Life by Ansell-Pearson Keith; Ansell-Pearson Keith;
Author:Ansell-Pearson, Keith; Ansell-Pearson, Keith;
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 169828
Publisher: Routledge
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THE MEMORIES OF A BERGSONIAN
From creative evolution to creative ethology
The initial elementary events which open the way to evolution in the intensely conservative systems called living beings are microscopic, fortuitous, and utterly without relation to whatever may be their effects upon teleonomic functioning.
(Monod 1971:118)
It is a poor recipe for producing monsters to accumulate heteroclite determinations or to over-determine the animal. It is better to raise up the ground and dissolve the form…. There is no other sin than raising the ground and dissolving the form.
(Deleuze 1968:44; 1994:28–9)
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