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Francois Lyotard's values are heterogeneity, the multiplication of difference, and the pursuit of the as-yet unknown by means of what he calls ‘paralogy’, a form of reasoning that either breaks the rules or invents new ones.
Francois Lyotard's values are heterogeneity, the multiplication of difference, and the pursuit of the as-yet unknown by means of what he calls ‘paralogy’, a form of reasoning that either breaks the rules or invents new ones.