들뢰즈의 시뮬라크르와 존재의 새로운 이해

Abstract

simulacre is one of important cultural factors that characterize post-modern society. Therefore it is this concept, which many philosophers should pay more attention to and have to discuss actively. Deleuz's Philosophy is located in the centre of these discussions. The meaning of the word simulacre is derived from the thoughts of Plato. According to Plato's theory of Idea, is a simulacre understood as a copy, that is inferior to the same and permanent form ontologically. By platonism is the law of identity and the logic of representation strengthened, under which the particularity and the difference of simulacre are neglected and reduced to the Being of identity. This philosophical tradition criticizes Deleuz and casts light on the difference and repetition of the Being, that is implicated in simulacre. Henceforth can simulacre be defined as a path to the Being, that has to be taken a view of in a dimension of difference and repetition. Therefore in the radical criticism of traditional understandings of the Being must a simulacre be not unworthy and nonsense, but worthy to be considered. Rather though a simulacre may be no more than phantasma, which appears und disappears in a moment like images and events, must it be the violence, that upsets Idea. From our standpoint will we explain Deleuz's new concept of simulacre and Being in details.