Theoretical keys in manuel de landa: Deleuzian ontology, assemblages, emergentism and non-linear history

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The following article aims to present some key routes in order to understand the theoretical proposal of Mexican philosopher Manuel De Landa. The point of departure is a brief exposition of the Deleuzian ontology, as well as the assemblage theory, emergentism and non-linear history. Finally, it reflects upon the contributions of this theoretical apparatus within the panorama of the contemporary discussion of ontology and as a consequence, the possible questions that arise from this.

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Villapudua, K. C. (2019). Theoretical keys in manuel de landa: Deleuzian ontology, assemblages, emergentism and non-linear history. Andamios, 16(40), 229–250. https://doi.org/10.29092/uacm.v16i40.705

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