I’ve looked at (and used) several introductory textbooks to literary and cultural theory over the years. Most of them approach this subject matter in the
Month: August 2017
Slow Reading (1.35): Deleuze’s DR (pp. 35-36)
The final sentence of Deleuze’s Aristotle section asks, “. . . does not difference as catastrophe precisely bear witness to an irreducible ground which continues
Deleuze and Spinoza on Ignorance, Learning, and the Body
Gilles Deleuze’s preoccupation with (and reverence for) Spinoza is well known among theory heads and students of contemporary philosophy, as is his frequent quotation or paraphrase
Reading Aloud (#31): D.H. Lawrence’s “The Best of School”
The Best of SchoolD.H. Lawrence The blinds are drawn because of the sun,And the boys and the room in a colourless gloomOf underwater float: bright
Sketching a Present 