Was deleuze a materialist?

was deleuze a materialist?

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No, he was delusional.

Maybe even...
Deleuzeional?

His answer would've been a "yes"

Yes.
heheh

new materialist

what does materialist mean for frenchies? i don't believe they mean actual rocks and sand

I don't understand this question. Materialists just believe that everything is made out of the same stuff. Rocks and brains are both stuff. Things that seem like they wouldn't be stuff, like concousness is an emergent property of stuff.

How are Deleuze and Whitehead similar?

yes but what does that imply philosophically? it's not about the actual properties of matter because the french know nothing about that, so what does it change if things are material or not from that point of view?