Description: Landmark study providing a systematic book-by-book and thinker-by-thinker account of the development Deleuze's philosophy up to and including The Logic of Sense.
Brief description: Nathan Widder is Professor of Political Theory at Royal Holloway, University of London. He is the author of Genealogies of Difference, Reflections on Time and Politics, and Political Theory After Deleuze.
Review Quotes:
"Marking the culmination of several decades of research by a foremost scholar of Deleuze, this book advances a bold thesis: that Deleuze's pre-Guattari philosophy is a systematic philosophy of sense. There is so much to learn from this book, for both new readers of Deleuze and seasoned experts." -- Craig Lundy, London Metropolitan University