Philosophy After Deleuze: Deleuze and the Genesis of Representation II

185 Pages·2012·1.21 MB·English

by  Joe Hughes

Philosophy
After Deleuze
Deleuze encounters
Series Editor: Ian Buchanan, Professor and Director
of the Institute for Social Transformation and Research,
University of Wollongong, Australia.
The Deleuze Encounters series provides students in philosophy
and related subjects with concise and accessible introductions to
the application of Deleuze’s work in key areas of study. Each book
demonstrates how Deleuze’s ideas and concepts can enhance
present work in a particular field.
Series titles include:
Cinema After Deleuze, Richard Rushton
Political Theory After Deleuze, Nathan Widder
Theology After Deleuze, Kristien Justaert
Space After Deleuze, Arun Saldanha
Philosophy
After Deleuze
Deleuze and the Genesis of
Representation II
Joe HugHes
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Hughes, Joe.
Philosophy after Deleuze/Joe Hughes.
p. cm. – (Deleuze encounters)
Includes bibliographical references (p. ) and index.
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1. Deleuze, Gilles, 1925–1995. I. Title.
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Contents
Acknowledgments viii
List of abbreviations ix
1 Style 1
2 Ontology 27
3 Ethics 57
4 Aesthetics 79
5 Politics 113
Notes 147
Bibliography 167
Index 173
Acknowledgments
Al ot of people have helped me out with specific problems, talked
me off of certain ledges, and obliquely suggested paths I actually
took. I owe particular thanks to Maria Damon for talking me into
writing this, and to Ian Buchanan for talking me into writing it twice.
Much of what is written here has been shaped by conversations with
friends, colleagues, and the wonderful Deleuze studies community (if
you could call it that). In particular . . . Young-ok An, Jeff Bell, Nadine
Boljkovac, Ray Brassier, Tony Brown, Levi Bryant, Cesare Casarino,
Claire Colebrook, Felicity Colman, Moira Gatens, Christian Haines,
Hyeryung Hwang, Wim Ibes, Sabrina Jaromin, Eleanor Kaufman, Wim
Kok, Simon Malpas, Matt McGuire, Andrew Marzoni, Mike Olson, Jay
Nombalais, Paul Patton, Patricia Pisters, John Protevi, Kevin Riordan,
Matthias Rothe, Dan Selcer, Dan Smith, Robb St. Lawrence, Kenneth
Surin, Paul Tiensuu, Kiarina Kordela, Annemarie Lawless, and William
Watkin. Thanks always to Sarah Tukua.
List of
abbreviations
Deleuze and Guattari:
Ao Anti-Oedipus
AtP A Thousand Plateaus
Bg Bergsonism
c1 Cinema 1
c2 Cinema 2
DI Desert Islands
Dr Difference and Repetition
ec Essays Critical and Clinical
eP Expressionism in Philosophy
es Empiricism and Subjectivity
FB Francis Bacon
Fc Foucault
I&I Instincts et institutions
KA Kafka
KcP Kant’s Critical Philosophy
ls The Logic of Sense
nP Nietzsche and Philosophy
PI Pure Immanence
Ps Proust and Signs