Acategorical thought

In opposite to the thought of similarity, Deleuze raises a thought of difference. A thought that, instead of recognizing and associate the similar things, recognize what is different and thinks it singularly. "The freeing of difference requires thought without contradiction, without dialectics, without negation; thought that accepts divergence; affirmative thought whose instrument is disjunction; thought of the multiple-of the nomadic and dispersed multiplicity that is not limited or confined by the constraints of the same" [1] According to Foucault, in his essay devoted to Deleuze’s thought, there are two main factor impeding to think the difference: 1. Subjection to common sense, which recognizes the similar, divides and characterizes. 2. Subjection to categories that "suppress anarchic difference, divide differences into zones, de­limit their rights, and prescribe their task of specification with respect to individual beings" [2] It is necessary to design an "acategorical thought"
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[1] [2] FOUCAULT, Michel. Theatrum Philosophicum