Cinema e pensamento em Gilles Deleuze: a distinção dos automatismos pela passagem da imagem-movimento para a imagem-tempo

Abstract

This thesis investigates the concepts of movement-image and time-image created by the philosopher Gilles Deleuze by analyzing the passage of one concept to the other. The emergence of image systems constitutes worlds and unique automatisms: the auto-movement from the organic system, and the auto-temporalization present in the inorganic system. Replacement of the movement-image by the time-image is characterized by a reverse logic of how time is subordinated to movement. Therefore, it presents the conquer of the intimate reality of the short time, in which time appears completely free of any chronological barriers. In highlighting this passage, it s possible to understand how Deleuze reaches another image and thought systems in an alliance with the cinematic art. The transposition between these two systems expresses the shift in one system that reaffirms the automaton-machine to another system in which there is an automaton capable of raising the essential in thinking. And more decisively erect the plane of immanence.