About the history and history of philosophy in Gilles Deleuze
Abstract
The aim of this article is to clarify the value of the notion of history in the work of Gilles
Deleuze from its relationship with the history of philosophy. This proposal comes from the analysis
of the different styles that the French philosopher rehearsed for philosophical writing wich suppose
a reinterpretation of philosophy canon. This topic, for Deleuze, means pursuing the internal sense of
style in philosophy and its link with the notion of history through a system of signs different from the
representation field. With this perspective, our research covers the understanding of history from the
category of production as a history of the contingent. This forces us to rethink, with Deleuze, the time
and the definition of historical events such as the revolution
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