Personajes: notas sobre Deleuze y la novela modernista

deleuze's contributions reveal new dimensions in modernist literature. for many modernist writers, what conscience can capture is less relevant than what affects the body; this conviction gives birth to the multiplication of characters difficult to classify. the essay's first section explores the relationships between "event" and "character"; the second one traces nietzsche's reflections on zarathustra; the third section is devoted to the notion of original character in melville; the fourth section presents some of lawrence's ideas about characters as governed by impersonal forces; and the last section focuses on virginia woolf's views of the absent character.