For the past week or so, I’ve been building a table that tracks the citations to Marcel Proust in Deleuze’s Proust et les signes. I
Category: Deleuze
Citational Discrepancies Between Proust et les signes and Proust and Signs
Many citational discrepancies between Gilles Deleuze’s book on Proust and its English translation are minor, though some are a bit strange. And so my strange
Citations Project: Deleuze’s “Proust and Signs”
Earlier this week, I posted some thoughts on the English translation of Gilles Deleuze’s Proust et les signes (1964, expanded in 1972). The past couple
Citation Frustration in Gilles Deleuze’s Proust and Signs
[EDIT (18 April 2020): Looking back at the copyright page for Howard’s translation of Proust and Signs, I see that the English translation is quite
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
Sketching a Present 