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The article presents and explores Heinrich von Kleist’s essay “On the gradual construction of thoughts during speech” (1805-1806). Its main thesis articulates orality, body, and the gradual production of thought: against the metaphysical tradition, Kleist analyses the intertwining of speech, atmospherical states of the body and the act of thinking. He highlights the temporal dimensions necessary to the fabrication of ideas not inside the mind, but during the vivacious practice of speech. This text offers relevant clues to the discussion of possible effects on thinking caused by the social isolation due to the Covid-19 pandemic, which segregates speech from the presence of the bodies. The methodology employed concerns a close reading of Kleist’s essay, relating the thesis presented to some concepts and perspectives developed by Deleuze and Guattari, as well as to the present context of social isolation and expansion of mediated communications.

Kleist para tempos de isolamento social: oralidade, corpo e pensamento