Involution (philosophy)
In philosophy, involution occurs when a process or object is ontologically "turned in" upon itself.
Involuted values
In meta-ethics, involution of values is the extension of an otherwise convenient and decent system of values to its inevitable logical conclusion, with an indecent or inconvenient result.
gollark: My Halloween costume!
gollark: ```haskellunsafePerformIO```
gollark: Also, a battery and 50p coin.
gollark: - Rubik's cube- A book- One of ye olden radios- Crisp packets- Old homework- TIS-100 manual- Jar with what appears to be money in it- Power strip- Keyboard- Monitor- Mouse- Folders- Cookies- Some CDs in cases
gollark: Unrelated: there is a small chicken like ones you may get for Easter on my desk.
See also
Further reading
- S. E. Gontarski, "Creative Involution: Bergson, Beckett, Deleuze", Deleuze Studies, 6, pp. 601–613.
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