Book Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Editor's foreword -- Acknowledgements -- List of abbreviations -- Introduction -- 1. Deleuze's Nietzsche: Thought, will to power, and the eternal return -- Evaluation, interpretation and the image of thought -- The will to power -- Becoming-reactive and the eternal return as cure -- The eternal return -- 2. Two exemplary readings: Proust and Sacher-Masoch -- Proust -- Sacher-Masoch -- 3. The grand synthesis: Difference and Repetition and The Logic of Meaning -- Simulacra and ideas: Overturning Plato and Kant -- From the virtual to the actual: Individuation and the intensity -- The Stoics and meaning -- Nonsense, structure, and the aleatory point -- 4. Anti-Oedipus: Nietzschean desiring-production and the history of representation -- Guattari before Anti-Oedipus -- Desire and production -- Desiring-machines, the body without organs and the nomadic subjects -- The universal history of representation -- 5. One exemplary reading: Kafka's rhizomic writing machine -- Oedipal traps and lines of flight -- Desire and the law 113 -- Minor literature and the deterritorialization of language -- Representation and deformation -- 6. The grand proliferation: Regimes of signs and abstract machines in Thousand Plateaus -- Expression and content -- Machinic arrangements and abstract machines -- Regimes of signs -- Language and the abstract machine -- Epilogue -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

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