Deleuze's 'Difference and Repetition': A Reader's Guide

Contents......Page 8
Acknowledgements......Page 10
Note on the Citations......Page 11
Abbreviations......Page 12
Representation: Quality and Extensity......Page 14
Kant’s Two Critiques......Page 16
Genetic Phenomenology......Page 18
Transcendental Empiricism......Page 21
Representing the World: The Other-Structure......Page 25
Free Indirect Discourse......Page 27
History and Language......Page 31
3. Reading the Text......Page 37
The Secret Subject......Page 38
Conduct and Law......Page 41
False Movement......Page 46
The Blocked Concept......Page 47
Conclusion......Page 51
Individuating Difference......Page 52
Deleuze and Hegel......Page 59
Ontological Difference......Page 65
Univocity......Page 67
Eternal Return and the Will to Power......Page 74
Section 3. Critical and Dogmatic Images of Thought......Page 78
Postulates......Page 79
Reduction......Page 81
Dynamic Genesis: The Doctrine of the Faculties......Page 85
Static Genesis: The Actualization of Sense......Page 91
Section 4. The Three Passive Syntheses......Page 99
Husserl, Kant and Heidegger......Page 101
The Formal Structure of Chapter Two......Page 112
Sensibility: Material Discontinuity......Page 113
Imagination: The First Synthesis......Page 117
Memory: The Second Synthesis......Page 119
Virtuality and the Problem......Page 124
Thought: The Third Synthesis......Page 127
Eternal Return and the Ideal Synthesis of Difference......Page 137
Section 5. The Ideal Synthesis of Difference......Page 139
Differential Calculus?......Page 142
Ideas and the Passive Syntheses......Page 143
Virtual Multiplicities......Page 147
The Other Half of the Object......Page 154
Ideas as Rules......Page 156
Actualization......Page 158
The Schematism: Spatio-temporal Dynamism......Page 160
Section 6. The Asymmetrical Synthesis......Page 162
Intensity......Page 163
Passive Synthesis......Page 169
Active Synthesis......Page 176
Individuation and Actualization......Page 182
The Other-Structure......Page 190
Summary of the Genesis......Page 191
4. Reception and Influence......Page 194
Notes......Page 200
Bibliography......Page 222
L......Page 230
W......Page 231