Philosophical vitalism and the critique of capitalist axiomatics in Deleuze's thought aims to extract and develop the ethical and political performances of the Deleuzian critique of capitalist axiomatics based on the analysis and elucidation of the vitalist perspective, which is central and provides consistency. to the whole of his own philosophical reflection. It is known by everyone who has approached Deleuze's philosophy that every time it finds in the critique of capitalist axiomatics the key to the vault in which its different ontological, ethical and political approaches converge, at the same time it has its foundation in a broad reading of the philosophical library that is organized by the treatment of the immanentist and materialist theses cultivated by philosophical vitalism. It is from this theoretical location that Deleuze's philosophy appears as an ideal space to interrogate the form of the individual and contemporary societies in the context of their consideration as a dense network of devices or capture apparatuses that are resolved in an architecture of forces and relationships. of power that result in the satisfaction of a machinic slavery.

The fundamental task of the interventions that nourish this volume, based on the theoretical guidelines indicated, is to mobilize the Deleuzian conceptual scaffolding itself based on its characterization as a critical horizon of capitalist modernity, in which the problem of freedom appears. as a core issue.