From the Field of Consciousness to the Field of Events A Total Deconstruction of the Subjectivity

Reflecting on the genesis of individual being, Deleuze takes Sartre’s transcendental field of consciousness as a starting point, develops his version of this concept: a field of events that is not individual nor personal, and which, according to him, does not resemble what it is supposed to found. This article deals with his critique of the form of subjectivity imposed of the individuation and his proposition of the transcendental field for the individual being which brings along with it an ontology of becoming.