Deleuze opens the third section of his introduction by briefly outlining his earlier points and previewing a new one: “Repetition and generality are opposed from
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Gilles Deleuze, “What Is a Creative Act?” (1987)
Man, I love this video. I believe a written version of this talk appears in the collection Two Regimes of Madness: Texts and Interviews, 1975-1995 (2001,
Postscript on Becoming Undone: Grosz’s Stoic Error
A few weeks ago, I posted a rather harsh response to Elizabeth Grosz’s Becoming Undone: Darwinian Reflections on Life, Politics, and Art (2011). Having finished the book
Slow Reading (1.5): Deleuze’s DR (pp. 3-4)
Henry Somers-Hall paraphrases Deleuze’s move from scientific experimentation to virtue and morality thus: “If repetition isn’t found in the universality of natural laws, perhaps it
Doubting the Promise of Newness: Elizabeth Grosz’s Becoming Undone (2011)
One of the books I looked most forward to reading after dropping rent money on Duke University Press’s Spring Book Sale was Elizabeth Grosz’s Becoming Undone:
Sketching a Present 