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            <h2> Gilbert SIMONDON </h2>
            <h3> Individuation </h3>
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                        <h3>About the Author</h3>
                        <p>Gilbert Simondon was a French philosopher.</p>
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                    <h3>Individuation</h3>
                    <p>without taking into account its associated milieu: If, on
                       the other hand, one presupposed that individuation does
                       not only produce the individual, one would not seek to
                       pass quickly through the stage of individuation to arrive
                       at this fi nal individuality which is the indi- vidual:
                       one would seek instead to seize ontogenesis in the entire
                       unfolding of its reality, and <em>to know the individual
                       through the individuation rather than the individuation
                        starting from the individual</em> p.24</p>
                    <p>psychological individuality appears as that which
                        elaborates itself while elaborating transindividuality;
                        this elaboration rests on two connected dialectics, one
                        that interiorizes the exterior, and another that
                        exteriorizes the interior. (p.157)</p>
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                    <h3>Techno-Aesthetics</h3>
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                    <h3>Realism of Relations</h3>
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                    <h3>Ontogenesis</h3>
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                    <h3>Transindividual</h3>
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