LA CHRONOGÉNÈSE E IL SENS-ÉVÉNEMENT: DA L'IMAGE-TEMPS DI GUILLAUME A L'IMAGE-TEMPS DI DELEUZE
THE CHRONOGÉNÈSE AND THE SENS-ÉVÉNEMENT: FROM THE IMAGE-TEMPS BY GUILLAUME TO THE IMAGE-TEMPS BY DELEUZE

Summary/Abstract: The relationship between the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze and Gustave Guillaume’s the linguistics theory can be analysed throgh the comparison between two key concepts of their systems of thought: the concept of chronogénèse related to conception of infinitive time of the language, as expressed by Guillaume in Temps et Verbe (1929), and the one of sens-evénément as expressed by Deleuze in Logique du sens (1969), namely in terms of language expression (the infinitive verb) and of factual reality (or event). The theoretical enquiry about the relationship between these concepts, and the comparison between Guillaume and Deleuze, includes the contrastive analysis of the use of the syntagm image-temps that appears in Guillaume’s works as, not exclusively, in Temps et Verbe and in both the title and the text of Deleuze’s work Cinéma 2. L’image-temps (1985).

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