The Deleuze Reader /

The Deleuze Reader / / Constantin V. Boundas.

Looks at the philosophies of Deleuze, who lived from 1925-1995, on issues such as becoming, ethics and morality, individuation, desire, and politics.

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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Editor's Introduction -- Part I. Rhizome -- 1. Rhizome Versus Trees -- Part II. Difference and Repetition -- 2. What Is Becoming? -- 3. What Is an Event? -- 4. What Is a Multiplicity -- 5. Individuation -- 6. A Theory of the Other -- 7. Ethics Without Morality -- 8. Ethics and the Event -- 9. The Selective Test -- 10. Eternal Recurrence -- 11. Man and Overman -- Part III. Desire and Schizoanalysis -- 12. Psychoanalysis and Desire -- 13. Delirium: World-Historical, Not Familial -- 14. Becoming-Animal -- 15. The Signs of Madness: Proust -- 16. What Is Desire? -- Part IV. Minor Languages and Nomad Art -- 17. Language: Major and Minor -- 18. Minor Literature: Kafka -- 19. Nomad Art: Space -- 20. Cinema and Space: The Frame -- 21. Cinema and Time -- 22. Painting and Sensation -- 23. The Diagram -- 24. Music and Ritornello -- 25. One Manifesto Less -- Part V. Politics -- 26. On the Line -- 27. Capitalism -- 28. The Three Aspects of Culture -- 29. Toward Freedom -- Notes -- Works by Gilles Deleuze -- Index
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Looks at the philosophies of Deleuze, who lived from 1925-1995, on issues such as becoming, ethics and morality, individuation, desire, and politics.
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Frontmatter --
Contents --
Acknowledgments --
Editor's Introduction --
Part I. Rhizome --
1. Rhizome Versus Trees --
Part II. Difference and Repetition --
2. What Is Becoming? --
3. What Is an Event? --
4. What Is a Multiplicity --
5. Individuation --
6. A Theory of the Other --
7. Ethics Without Morality --
8. Ethics and the Event --
9. The Selective Test --
10. Eternal Recurrence --
11. Man and Overman --
Part III. Desire and Schizoanalysis --
12. Psychoanalysis and Desire --
13. Delirium: World-Historical, Not Familial --
14. Becoming-Animal --
15. The Signs of Madness: Proust --
16. What Is Desire? --
Part IV. Minor Languages and Nomad Art --
17. Language: Major and Minor --
18. Minor Literature: Kafka --
19. Nomad Art: Space --
20. Cinema and Space: The Frame --
21. Cinema and Time --
22. Painting and Sensation --
23. The Diagram --
24. Music and Ritornello --
25. One Manifesto Less --
Part V. Politics --
26. On the Line --
27. Capitalism --
28. The Three Aspects of Culture --
29. Toward Freedom --
Notes --
Works by Gilles Deleuze --
Index
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title_alt Frontmatter --
Contents --
Acknowledgments --
Editor's Introduction --
Part I. Rhizome --
1. Rhizome Versus Trees --
Part II. Difference and Repetition --
2. What Is Becoming? --
3. What Is an Event? --
4. What Is a Multiplicity --
5. Individuation --
6. A Theory of the Other --
7. Ethics Without Morality --
8. Ethics and the Event --
9. The Selective Test --
10. Eternal Recurrence --
11. Man and Overman --
Part III. Desire and Schizoanalysis --
12. Psychoanalysis and Desire --
13. Delirium: World-Historical, Not Familial --
14. Becoming-Animal --
15. The Signs of Madness: Proust --
16. What Is Desire? --
Part IV. Minor Languages and Nomad Art --
17. Language: Major and Minor --
18. Minor Literature: Kafka --
19. Nomad Art: Space --
20. Cinema and Space: The Frame --
21. Cinema and Time --
22. Painting and Sensation --
23. The Diagram --
24. Music and Ritornello --
25. One Manifesto Less --
Part V. Politics --
26. On the Line --
27. Capitalism --
28. The Three Aspects of Culture --
29. Toward Freedom --
Notes --
Works by Gilles Deleuze --
Index
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contents Frontmatter --
Contents --
Acknowledgments --
Editor's Introduction --
Part I. Rhizome --
1. Rhizome Versus Trees --
Part II. Difference and Repetition --
2. What Is Becoming? --
3. What Is an Event? --
4. What Is a Multiplicity --
5. Individuation --
6. A Theory of the Other --
7. Ethics Without Morality --
8. Ethics and the Event --
9. The Selective Test --
10. Eternal Recurrence --
11. Man and Overman --
Part III. Desire and Schizoanalysis --
12. Psychoanalysis and Desire --
13. Delirium: World-Historical, Not Familial --
14. Becoming-Animal --
15. The Signs of Madness: Proust --
16. What Is Desire? --
Part IV. Minor Languages and Nomad Art --
17. Language: Major and Minor --
18. Minor Literature: Kafka --
19. Nomad Art: Space --
20. Cinema and Space: The Frame --
21. Cinema and Time --
22. Painting and Sensation --
23. The Diagram --
24. Music and Ritornello --
25. One Manifesto Less --
Part V. Politics --
26. On the Line --
27. Capitalism --
28. The Three Aspects of Culture --
29. Toward Freedom --
Notes --
Works by Gilles Deleuze --
Index
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