Sexuality and Ellipse : Reading Deleuze’s earliest texts

セイ　ト　ダエン　ドゥルーズ　サイショキ　ロンコウ　ドッカイ

トクノ, ソウヘイ

Tokuno, Sohei

オオサカ ダイガク ダイガクイン ニンゲン カガク ケンキュウカ キョウセイガク ジャーナル ヘンシュウ イインカイ

「女性の記述」

「マテシス、科学と哲学」

可能世界

存在論

ジャン=ポール・サルトル

Gilles Deleuze

“Description of Woman”

“Mathesis, Science and Philosophy”

possible world

ontology

Jean-Paul Sartre

This paper characterizes the thought of Deleuze's earliest texts as an elliptic philosophy based on sexuality. Reconsructing some Deleuze's arguments, such as "Grand principle" "luxury" and "complicity", we will discusse Deleuze's view of gender, the conception of "Female", and the relationship between sexuality and ellipse. This paper will conclude that the culmination of Deleuze's earliest thoughts is an affirmation that the tension with "Other" as a "possible world" is only meaningful to the extent that it concerns the events as personal identity.