Abstract

In Logic Of Sense, Deleuze introduces a deep investigation of philosophy of 'event'. According to him, event is incorporeal. It can not be understood with the concepts and arguments that belong to corporeal (entities). This means the ontology of event is in the field of virtual instead of actual. He argues three main correspondences to event that are event is becoming, event is surface, and event is sense. Deleuze uses corkscrew relations for event and to take a single explanation can be really hard and problematic. My aim in this paper is, firstly, to show 'incorporeal' nature of event and correspondences within Deleuze’s philosophy and secondly, to discuss to the paradoxes each correspondence creates.