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This review is from: Deleuze and Philosophy: The Difference Engineer (Warwick Studies in European Philosophy) (Paperback)
Keith Ansell Pearson's book 'Deleuze and Philosophy' is charged with differential thought and philosophically divergent sensitivities to an array of concepts that operate transversally and molecularly. This book is not to be read as an introduction to Deleuze's thought with the attendant distance so habituated. Rather it is to be read as a slash thru the very heart of his thought, making it bleed once again, contaminating nearly any concept within its reach. This is the only kind of introduction one can possibly expect to have spawned from work that is so `irresolute'. This volume contains resolutions so high that it can physically hurt to read them. Don't back down. The book delivers in a big way.
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Deleuze and Philosophy: The Difference Engineer (Warwick Studies in European Philosophy) by Keith Ansell Pearson (Paperback - June 27, 1997)
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