Literatura maquínica en Deleuze: Materiales para una teoría de la resistencia y una lógica de la sensación

In this essay I will show, first of all, that Deleuze's approach to aesthetics is entirely consistent with the specificity of Deleuze’s mode of doing philosophy, insomuch as the French author postulates a creative philosophy that echoes the very nature of the artistic realm. According to Deleuze, art must be understood as a space that allows the manifestation of differences and the drawing of lines of flight. Consequently, art engenders new codes that are meant to create new ethical and socio-political scenarios.Second, I will chart Deleuze’s conception of literature as a quest for health, according to which the figure of the artist is meant to be that of the doctor of the civilization. In the light of it, I will explore the nature of a certain link between Deleuze’s aesthetics and Deleuze’s ethico-political theory of resistance and conclude that anyone thinking that the role that art and literature play in Deleuze’s work is that of a political revolution would be missing its point.