The effectiveness of actions as a condition for the formation of the concept of being: the approach of Gilles Deleuze
This article aims to consider the conditions for the emergence and present the characteristic features of new ontological systems. It is shown that the need to change ontological paradigms is due to a high level of knowledge development, understood as a reflection of the objectively existing laws of the world. Successful cognition and the effectiveness of actions based on it became the basis for civilization and existential crises, manifested in the fact that the improvement of human actions leads to the emergence of unpredictable conditions that threaten the existence of people. Overcoming this crisis actualizes the problem of gaining the integrity of a person and being. Analysis of the provisions of the philosophy of difference of J. Deleuze, allowed to point out the characteristic features of the new ontology. Being is seen as a continuous process of becoming, embodying differences and leading to endless changes in existence. The infinity of changes in existence does not obey autonomously existing laws, but manifests itself in the continuous formation of new, sequences, series that arise due to the unique efforts of the individual aimed at finding meaning. Being is not a representation of being, but arises as a result of a person's productive efforts, that is, the condition for the manifestation of being is the creative activity of a person.