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A shallow, extrinsic view where difference is only perceived when comparing two already-formed entities (e.g., A is not B).
Deleuze challenges us to look at the process before the object exists. In his view, reality is built on virtual "Ideas" that are composed of differential relations and singular points. These singularities are not yet physical objects, but they contain the genetic, virtual power that produces physical, actualized differences in the world. 3. Repetition: A Creative Force
His primary objective is to liberate difference from these constraints, allowing it to be thought as a dynamic force rather than merely the lack of sameness. 2. "Difference in Itself" vs. "Difference between Objects" Deleuze distinguishes between two types of difference:
