Gilles Deleuze: Key ConceptsCharles J. Stivale One of the most radical philosophers of the twentieth century, Gilles Deleuze has become hugely influential in philosophy, cultural studies, literature, art, and architecture. |
Contents
Micropolitics | 88 |
The minor | 110 |
Logic of sensation | 131 |
From affection to soul | 159 |
Critical clinical | 182 |
References | 196 |
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