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In my last (and longest) post, I did my best to give an overview of the four examples Deleuze uses… READ MORE
The delay between my last post (SR 1.19) and this one is really Michel Foucault’s fault. Though I’ve noted before—in… READ MORE
“Our problem,” Deleuze writes, “concerns the essence of repetition” (DR 19). I admit that I winced the first time I read… READ MORE
The final paragraphs of this introductory section extend and develop the consequences of Deleuze’s repression-repetition reversal. “I do not repeat… READ MORE
Deleuze begins the fourth section of his introduction to Difference and Repetition with a short reflection on his third section. This… READ MORE
As I read and reread the final two paragraphs of this third section of DR‘s introduction, it struck me that I… READ MORE
At last… moving on with Deleuze! In my previous post, I continued my explication of Deleuze’s introduction, struggling my way… READ MORE
It’s been far too long since I’ve continued these posts. In order to ease myself back into my “slow reading”… READ MORE
The first sentence of the fourth section of Deleuze’s introduction succinctly outlines (and rehearses) the remaining paragraphs of this third section on concepts and… READ MORE
Last time, I promised to cover several paragraphs in one post in order to get to the end of this… READ MORE
Sketching a Present 