Gilles Deleuze - Leibniz : Âme Et Damnation Album

Tracklist

1	Le Baroque: La Mort En Mouvement	6:23
2	Le Plaisir Du Damné	5:07
3	Judas	9:17
4	Dieu Est Éternel, Ça Signifie Quoi ?	5:55
5	La Délibération	5:44
6	Nietzsche...	1:53
7	L'Acte Parfait: Entelechia	5:57
8	Les Damnés Sont-Ils Libres ?	6:06
9	L'Acte Libre	5:17
10	Bergson...	9:28
11	Whitehead...	1:57
12	La Résurrection	6:09
13	L'Acte Présent	3:17
14	La Damnation Est-Elle Éternelle ?	2:41
15	... Je Pré-Existe À Moi-Même Depuis Le Début Du Monde	12:35
16	La Moralité Comme Progrès	9:00
17	Qu'Est-Ce Que Ça Veut Dire Le Tissu De L'Ame?	4:43
18	La Taverne	4:38
19	La Théorie Du Temps	1:42
20	La Chanson De Belzébuth	2:17
21	La Question De La Liberté	2:24

Credits

• Photography By – Laure De Decker
• Producer [Conception] – Claire Parnet, Prune Berge, Richard Pinhas
• Technician [Préparation] – Hafida Hachem

Notes

Recorded 1986-1987 at Université de Paris 8 (Vincennes, France).

Collection À voix haute : une collection d'oeuvres orales inédites.
(c)(p) Éditions Gallimard 2003

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• Barcode: 3260050635097

Album

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