Abstract
In an effort to reverse the “standard” presentation of the relations between Durkheim and Tarde from the point of view of the birth of the human sciences (“scientific morality” versus the “psychologistic” tradition), this article attempts to understand the primary importance that Gilles Deleuze has ascribed to the “philosophy of Gabriel Tarde” ever since Différence et répétition.

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