Spinoza, Kant and Deleuze on freedom and ethical difference: an immanent approach

超越的道德哲学，如康德的传统，在为澳大利亚等多元文化社区开发道德和政治工具时有很大的缺点，因为它们缺乏在道德和宗教团体之间进行谈判的灵活性，坚持相互竞争的道德绝对性。在使用德勒兹的思想来发展一种非超越性的或不受约束的方法来伦理学，该项目试图解决这个问题。它将提供一种谈判这种信仰多元化的手段，而不必求助于超越或普遍的价值观，或任何一种占主导地位的道德准则。这一方法旨在对关于这种伦理的哲学和实践可能性的全国辩论产生显著影响。

Transcendent moral philosophies, such as those in the Kantian tradition, have significant disadvantages when it comes to developing ethical and political tools for multicultural communities such as Australia, as they lack the flexibility to negotiate between moral and religious groupings adhering to competing moral absolutes. In using Deleuze's thought to develop a non-transcendent or immanent approach to ethics, the project seeks to address this problem. It will provide a means of negotiating this plurality of beliefs without recourse to transcendent or universal values, or to any one dominant moral code. This approach aims to have a marked impact on national debate over the philosophical and practical possibilities of such an ethics.