"Rizoma" vs structure / Julia Tomashevskaya-Garachuk

Once we lived in a simple and clear world of Newtonian mechanics, predictability of the behavior of physical bodies, and school textbooks left no doubt that everything in this world is knowable.              The world of Man and Nature represented harmony and unity, even in the form of nostalgia for the lost paradise or great projects of the future. Leibniz's “Creed” - “there is order in nature” for two hundred years determined the principles of cognition and understanding of the world, but something went wrong.              Now new players are entering the arena of the battle of ideas - rhizome instead of structure, periphery instead of center, multiplicity instead of unity. Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari in 1974 offered a new look at relations of a universal order, which continues to outrage academic minds and cause serious battles of ideas in the intellectual environment.              ▪ How does postmodern literature dispense with a plot, and a model of the world without a rigid structure?       ▪ Why did these ideas turn out to be viral in the philosophical thought of recent decades?       ▪ Is it possible to say that the dictatorship of one idea was successfully replaced by the dictatorship of another?              Speaker - Julia Tomashevskaya-Garachuk, teacher of philosophy, art critic.               When: February 19, 19.00.        Where: 4City, st. Cable, 27/1        Cost of participation: 100 UAH (payment by card or on the spot)        Registration (required): https://forms.gle/FifaVhemdfWP6gUR9        For all questions: 0930789587, Katerina.