The place of the argument in the philosophy of difference for Gilles Deleuze

Abstract

Rational discussions are based in their entirety on the argument aimed at persuasion, which would reduce conflicts and create a space of understanding and agreement, but the Deleuze philosophy of difference is based on undermining the basic premises adopted by human knowledge and criticizing the ancient philosophies that claim the truth, which is the main guarantor of agreement and the possibility of persuasion for that It has become necessary to trace the position of the argument in the philosophy of difference in order to examine the extent of its ability to achieve persuasion within a philosophy that believes in pluralism, diversity, and non-compulsion.