Differentiation and identification as basic operation for constituting of the unity of the world

Both classical and postclassical philosophy (up to Derrida and Deleuze) are more or less dominated by opposition of identity and difference (presumably existing on themselves). The article proposes to substitute this opposition with a concept of inseparable chain of procedures of identification and differentiation which can produce identities and differences.

unity, world, unity of the world, difference, differentiation, identity, identification, postclassical philosophy