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Deleuze and the Fold: A Critical Reader Sjoerd van Tuinen, Niamh McDonnell
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Doing Battle with the World via "Virtual .. I wanted to present Deleuze's film theory by providing a close reading of just a couple cinematic inventions that would seem critical to our Contemplative Cinema blogathon. But to Deleuze, Metz makes a critical mistake by approaching film as narrative, one that he believes eliminates the possibility of discovering cinematic material and substance, not to mention the construction of films themselves. Deleuze and the Fold: A Critical Reader. Wrestling with the World in Virtual Reality: A Deleuzian, Anti-Essentialist, Relational Reading of Classical Buddhism as the Radical Practice of Freedom and Desire. This is in fact the Deleuzian notion of “the virtual,” the potential for radical freedom within the actual, one which is only released, however, by shifts within the modes of folding within the fundamental stuff of the world. Leibniz figures in some of Martin Rudwick's She seems to channel Leibniz through Deleuze & Guatarri. A critical reader has recently been released and I will report on it when I receive a copy. McDonnell co-edited Deleuze and the Fold: A Critical Reader with Sjoerd van Tuinen (November 2009). We can take Deleuze's comments on the . Being more helpful (maybe), is there a There's a brief commentary on Harvey's take on Leibniz by Nigel Thrift in his contribution to the David Harvey critical reader (Castree and Gregory, eds). Not sure how useful it will be though? Gilles Deleuze and the Fabulation of Philosophy not only revitalizes our sense of the philosopher but revises the sense of his philosophy, provoking critical problems and novel possibilities with which readers will wrestle for years to come. John Wylie talks about Deleuze's Leibniz in his 'Depths and Folds' article in Society and Space, but not Leibniz himself.