Viewer’s Perspective Problem in G. Leibniz’s and G. Deleuze’s Philosophy
The paper traces origins of a viewer’s perspective problem in G. Leibniz’s and G. Deleuze’s philosophy. Specificity of the study lies in the fact that the researcher suggests a two-dimensional approach: on the one hand, he analyses G. Leibniz’s philosophy and, on the other hand, examines G. Deleuze’s perception of G. Leibniz’s philosophy. So, perspectivism is considered both from the viewpoint of an object of study and from the viewpoint of methodology: the researcher’s attention shifts between G. Leibniz and G. Deleuze. Scientific originality involves perspectivistic interpretation of the MACHINE concept introduced by G. Leibniz and developed by G. Deleuze. The findings are as follows: the author suggests a perspective-based approach, which can be used when studying perspectivism philosophy.