ژیل دلوز و ماشین الحاد: دستاورد فلسفه [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Preface
Abbreviations
1 Atheism as Philosophy’s Achievement
Achieving Atheism
The Speculative and Practical Purposes of Philosophy
Given Philosophy, What Machine Can Produce It?
Given an Atheist Machine, What Can it be Used For?
Philosophy and Computational Simulation Machines
2 Assembling the Atheist Machine
Alliance and Fighters and Bias – Oh My!
The Assemblage of (A)theism
Deleuzian Social Machines and the Bio-cultural Sciences of Religion
Becoming-atheist: Naturalism and Secularism
10,000 Years of Non-linear, Social-machinic History
3 The Reversal of Platonism and the Rise of Simulation
The Reversal of Platonism
The Rise of Simulation
DeLanda on Multiplicities and Mechanism-independence
Virtual Phase Space and Actual Simulations
The Achievement of Deleuze’s Metaphysics
4 Assemblage Theory and Multi-agent Artificial Intelligence Modelling
Theorising Assemblages in Human Geography
A Thousand Abstract Machines
DeLanda’s Assemblage Theory and the Simulation of Emergence
Emergent Social Assemblages in Multi-agent Artificial Intelligence Modelling
Simulating Sustainable Social Assemblages
5 Simulating (Non-)Religion
The Modelling Religion Project(s)
The Causes and Consequences of ‘Religion’
Micro-, Meso-, and Macro-level Mechanisms in Religious Radicalisation
Computational Models that Predict (and Prevent) Theism
The Achievement of Deleuze’s Meta-epistemology
6 Strategies for Promoting Safe Sects
Talking about Safe Sects
Experimenting with Safe Sects
Prebunking Theism
Sustainable Altruism in the Anthropocene
7 A Germ of Tranquil Atheism
How Christ was Born(e)
How Christianity Will Die
Theist Credulity and Conformity Biases in Philosophy of Religion
Computer Modelling and Philosophy of Religion
The Achievement of Deleuze’s Meta-ethics
8 How Do You Make Yourself an Atheist Body without Organs?
To be Done with the Judgement of God
A Joy Immanent to Desire
Becoming-sorcerer
The Brain-subject
The Philosopher’s Serenity
References
Index