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- Vol. 20: The Subject in Question
- Vol. 19: Sense and Nonsense
- Vol. 18: Superior Empiricism
- Vol. 17: Ultrapolitics
- Vol. 16: Deleuze and Aesthetics
- Vol. 15: Bergson
- Vol. 14: Spinoza
- Vol. 13: Foucault
- Vol. 12: Materialism
- Vol. 11: Nietzsche
- Vol. 10: Romanticism
- Vol. 9: Science
- Vol. 8: Nature
- Vol. 7: Nomads
- Vol. 6: Deconstruction
- Index to Vols 6-10
- Vols 1-5
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Spinoza: Desire and Power
Volume 14: Spinoza: Desire and Power
ISBN 1897646100
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Spinoza: Desire and Power
The three kinds of knowledge – GILLES DELEUZE
Spinoza: Superior Empiricist – JONATHAN RUBIN
Spinoza, or, The Power of Desire – CAMILLE DUMILIÉ
Alain Badiou as a Reader of Spinoza – PIERRE-FRANÇOIS MORREAU
Spinoza’s multiple / Deleuze’s multiplicity – STÉPHAN LECLERCQ
Varia
Subtraction: Jewish and Christian – SLAVOJ ZIZEK
The Extent of Giving: Sending in Derrida and Heidegger – ANDREW MITCHELL
Moses Mendelssohn and the German Reception of Roger Boscovich’s Theoria – GREG WHITLOCK
On Rhythm, Resonance and Distortion – ZAFER ARACAGÖK
Kant’s productive ontology – BETH LORD
Reviews
The Memory of Thought – CLAIRE COLEBROOK
Virtually New – WAHIDA KHANDKER
The Logic of Sensation – DARREN AMBROSE