 Logic of Sensation; 1980), a twovolume study of the cinema (Th e MovementImage; 1983; and Th e TimeImage; 1985), 30. Deleuze, Negotiations, 170, translation modifi ed. 31. First published in December 1974 in Les Temps modernes, Deleuze and Lyotard's letter "Sur le Département de psychanalyse de Vincennes" appears in JeanFrançois Lyotard, Political Writings, Bill Readings and Kevin Paul Geiman (trans.) (Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press, 1993), 68–9. 32. Philippe Mengue, Gilles Deleuze ou le système du multiple (Paris: Éditions Kimé, 1994), 297–8. 33. Deleuze, Negotiations, 11, translation modifi ed. Volume 6 daniel w. smith 100 an analysis of the Baroque (Th e Fold: Leibniz and the Baroque; 1988), and a collection of essays on literature (Essays Critical and Clinical; 1993). Deleuze's fi nal collaboration with Guattari, What is Philosophy? was published in 1991. Guattari died of a heart attack in 1992; by 1993, Deleuze's pulmonary illness had confi ned him severely, making it increasingly diffi cult to read or write; he took his own life by defenestration, on the night of November 4, 1995. Since then, additional material from Deleuze's corpus has come to light. Two volumes of Deleuze's occasional texts and interviews were collected and edited by David Lapoujade, a former student, and published as Desert Islands (2002) and Two Regimes of Madness (2003). Richard Pinhas, another former student, is in the process of making transcriptions of Deleuze's seminars available at webdeleuze. com, which is an invaluable resource for those interested in the development of Deleuze's philosophy. *** In What is Philosophy? Deleuze and Guattari famously defi ne philosophy as "the art of forming, inventing, and fabricating concepts," although this creation of concepts always takes place under the constraint of changing problematics that are as much historical and social as they are philosophical.34 For Deleuze, concepts are the medium within which philosophers work – just as painters work with lines and colors, fi l
Logic of Sensation; 1980), a twovolume study of the cinema (Th e MovementImage; 1983; and Th e TimeImage; 1985), 30. Deleuze, negotiation, 170, transformation modifi ed. 31. First published in December 1974 in Les Temps modernes, Deleuze and Lyotard's letter " Sur le Département de psychanalyse de Vincennes " appear in JeanFrançois Lyotard, Political Writings, Bill Readings and Kevin Paul Geiman (trans .) (Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press, 1993), 68–9. 32. Philippe Mengue, Gilles Deleuze ou le système du multiple (Paris: Éditions Kimé, 1994), 297–8. 33. Deleuze, negotiation, 11, translation modifi ed. Volume 6 daniel w. smith 100 an psychoanalysis of the Baroque (Th e Fold: Leibniz and the Baroque; 1988), and a collection of essay on literature (Essays Critical and Clinical; 1993). Deleuze's fi nal collaboration with Guattari, What is Philosophy? was published in 1991. Guattari died of a affection attack in 1992; by 1993, Deleuze's pulmonary illness had confi ned him hard, making it increasingly diffi cult to read or write; he took his own animation by defenestration, on the night of November 4, 1995. Since then, additional material from Deleuze's principal has come to light. Two volume of Deleuze's occasional text and interviews were collected and edited by David Lapoujade, a former student, and publish as Desert Islands (2002) and Two Regimes of Madness (2003). Richard Pinhas, another former student, is in the process of making transcriptions of Deleuze's seminars available at webdeleuze. com, which is an invaluable resource for those interested in the development of Deleuze's philosophy. * * * In What is Philosophy? Deleuze and Guattari famously defi ne philosophy as " the art of forming, inventing, and fabricating concepts, " although this initiation of concepts always take home under the constraint of changing problematics that are as a lot historical and social as they are philosophical.34 For Deleuze, concept are the medium within which philosophers work – barely as painters work with lines and colors, fi l
 Lohic of Sensation; 1980), a twovulume study of jhw cineka (Th s MovemevtImage; 1983; and Th e TimeImage; 1985), 30. Eeleuev, Negotiations, 170, transuation mofifi ed. 31. Firwr publishev in Decciber 1974 in Nxs Temps moderngs, Deleuze atd Lyotard's ledtdr "Sur le Département de psychanalyse qe Vincrnjes" appears in JeamSrançkps Lyotard, Political Writings, Bjll Reavings and Kevin Paul Geiman (trans.) (Minneapllis, MN: University of Linnesota Ptsss, 1993), 68–9. 32. Philippe Oengue, Gilles Deleuze ku le système du multiple (Paris: Éaitious Kimé, 1994), 297–8. 33. Dglsuxg, Negotiatiois, 11, trwnslation modifi ed. Eolume 6 daniel w. smitm 100 an anqlysis of the Baroque (Th e Fold: Leibniz and the Taxoque; 1988), and a collectiin of evsayv on oitdrauurx (Easays Frivical and Cminical; 1993). Deoeuze's fi nal collanowqtion with Guzttari, Wrat is Philosophy? was published in 1991. Guautari died of a heart attack in 1992; by 1993, Deleuze's pullonary iljness had confi ned him severely, making it increavinglb aifyl zylh to read or write; he took his own life by dessntstgation, on the nigmt of November 4, 1995. Sonfe jhen, additionau matexjam from Deleuze's cogpus haf comw to lighu. Two volumes of Deleuze's occasiinal texts aud unterviews were coplected and edijed by David Lapoujade, a formzr stusent, and puhlished aa Desert Islands (2002) anc Dwo Regimes of Madness (2003). Rishard Pinias, auother furmet studegt, is in tje process of making trajscriktions of Deleuzf's seminars available at webdelxnze. com, which iv at invalucble rcsource for thofe interested nn the dzvelopoent of Demeuze's 'hilosophy. *** Yn What is Phhposophy? Delenze and Gtattqri damouslh defi ne philoxophy as "nht art of firming, inventing, akd facdicating concepcr," although this vrextijn oh consapts always daker pusce uvder tht civstrsint of changing protlemztics that are as kugh historucal and social as thry are philosophicwl.34 Foc Delenze, comcekts are the medium within which philosopjerf work – just as iainjers work wnth lines and colors, fi l
Logic of Sensation; 1980), a twovolume study cinema e MovementImage; and Th e 170, modifi ed. 31. published in December in Les Temps modernes, Deleuze and letter "Sur le Département de psychanalyse de Vincennes" appears in JeanFrançois Lyotard, Political Bill Readings and Kevin Paul Geiman (trans.) (Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press, 68–9. Philippe Gilles ou le système du multiple (Paris: Éditions Kimé, 1994), 297–8. 33. Deleuze, Negotiations, 11, translation modifi Volume 6 daniel w. smith 100 an analysis the Baroque (Th e Leibniz and the Baroque; 1988), a of essays literature Critical Clinical; 1993). Deleuze's nal collaboration with Guattari, What is Philosophy? was published in 1991. Guattari died of a heart attack 1992; by pulmonary illness confi him making it increasingly to read or write; he took by defenestration, on the night of November 4, Since then, material from Deleuze's corpus has come light. Two volumes of Deleuze's occasional texts and were collected and edited by David Lapoujade, a former student, and published as Desert Islands Two Regimes of Madness Richard Pinhas, another student, in process making transcriptions Deleuze's seminars available at webdeleuze. com, which is an invaluable resource those interested in the development of Deleuze's philosophy. *** In Philosophy? and Guattari famously ne philosophy as "the of inventing, and fabricating concepts," creation concepts under constraint changing problematics that are much historical and social as are philosophical.34 For Deleuze, which philosophers work – just as painters work lines and colors, fi l
 Logic of Sensation; 1980), a twovolumE study of thE cineMa (TH e MOvEmenTImaGe; 1983; and Th e TimeImAGe; 1985), 30. DeLeuze, Negotiations, 170, transLatioN mODifi ED. 31. FIrst pUblisheD In dECemBeR 1974 iN LeS TEMpS modeRneS, DeleuzE and LyotarD's lEtTer "Sur le DépaRTeMent de psycHanAlyse de VinceNneS" appeaRs In JEAnFraNçoIs LyoTard, PoLItical writings, BIlL readinGS and KevIN paUl GeIman (trans.) (MinneapoLIs, mn: University of MInnesoTa pReSS, 1993), 68–9. 32. phiLipPe Mengue, GiLlEs DelEUze ou le SYsTÈME du MUltiple (Paris: ÉDitions Kimé, 1994), 297–8. 33. dEleUze, NegOtIatIOns, 11, traNslatIoN ModIfi ed. Volume 6 DaniEl w. smith 100 aN analySIs of the bAroque (TH e Fold: leiBniZ and THe baRoqUe; 1988), ANd a COlLecTIon Of essays On LiTeratUre (ESSAYS CriTicAl anD ClinIcal; 1993). Deleuze's fI naL colLAboRatioN with guatTaRi, WhaT is PhiLosopHy? Was published in 1991. GUattAri died of A heArT atTaCk in 1992; bY 1993, deleuzE's pUlmOnary ilLness haD ConFi NED HiM severely, making it iNcREAsIngly difFi cult TO rEaD Or write; hE tOok His oWN Life bY defENeStration, On the nIGhT oF NovembEr 4, 1995. since tHeN, adDitIonal MAterIal froM Deleuze'S corpUS has come to lighT. two volumes of DELeUZE's OCcasIonAl texts and iNterVIews Were COlLecTEd and EditeD bY daVId Lapoujade, a former sTuDent, anD publIshed as Desert islands (2002) and tWO regimes oF MadNEsS (2003). richard Pinhas, aNotheR former stuDEnt, is in tHe proCess of maKing transCRIptions oF DeLeuZe's SemINArS available at wEBDeleUzE. com, whiCh iS an invaLuaBle ResOurCe For those iNteresteD iN tHe DeVelOpmenT Of DeleuzE's PhiLoSopHy. *** In WHAt is PhIlosoPhy? DElEuZE anD GuattaRI fAMOuslY dEfI ne pHilOsOphy aS "the ARt oF forminG, inventinG, anD FabrIcAtIng concEpts," although tHiS creation oF cOncEpts alWAYs takes pLace under the constraint oF ChanginG prOblemAticS that are aS muCh histOriCAl and sOcial aS they ArE phILOsophICAl.34 for deLeuze, concePTS arE the mEdIum wIthin whIch philosophers worK – JusT as painters woRk wIth lINEs And COlORs, fI l
 Logic of Sensation; 1980) , a twovol ume s tud y o fthecine ma (Th e Movem e ntIm age; 1983; and Th e Ti meIma ge ;  198 5 ),  30.Deleuze ,  N e g oti at io ns,  1 7 0,  tran sla tion mo difi ed. 3 1.Fi rst publishe d  i n December  19 74 in Les Te mps  moder ne s,D eleuz e a nd Ly otard' s  lette r "Sur le  D é partem e nt de p s y ch anal yse de Vincennes" ap p ears in JeanFr ançois  L y ot a r d,Pol itical Wri ti ngs,B ill Rea d in g s and Kevin Paul Ge iman (trans . ) ( Minnea po lis ,  MN: U niver si t y o f Minnesota  Pre ss, 1993) , 68–9 .  32. Ph i lippe M engue,  Gi lle s De l eu ze  ou  l e  sy s tè med u m ultiple(P ar is: É diti o n s Kimé , 1 994) , 297 –8. 33. Deleu ze,  Neg o tia tions , 11,  tra ns latio n modi fi ed .Volume 6 daniel  w.smith 100  an  a nal ys is of the Ba roq ue(Th e F old: Le i bni za n d  t he Baroque; 1988),  a n d  a  collect ion of es sa y s on lit er atu re ( E s saysCrit i ca l and Cl inical ;  1 99 3). Del eu ze's f inal  co llabo r atio n with  Guattar i, Wh a t is Philosoph y ? was publish e di n  1 9 91.Gua ttari diedof a hear t at t ac k i n  1992 ; by19 9 3, Deleuze's pulmonary  i llness  hadconfi ned him  severely, m a king itincr e as i ngly diffi cul t toread or wr i te; he t ook h is own l ife by de f e nestrati on,  on  th e n i g ht  of November4 ,  199 5.  Sincethe n, addi tio nal  ma ter ia l from De leuze'sco rp us  h ascomet o light.  T wovo lum es of Deleuz e's o ccas io na l  te xts and in t e rvie ws  w erecol le ctedande dit ed by D avid Lapo uja d e, a  f or mer stu dent, and pub li shed as De se rtIsland s (2002) a nd Two Regimes of Madne s s (2003 ).Richa rd P inhas, an oth er for mer studen t, isin th epro c e ss of m ak ing  t ranscripti o n s o f Del eu ze's  semina rs available at we b del euze. com, wh ich  isa n  i nva l ua b lere s our c e  for those inte rested inth e  d evelopment ofDe leuze's  philos ophy. *** InWhat is P hilosophy ?Dele u z e a nd Guattar i famous ly defi n e  phil o so phy a s " the ar tofformi ng, in v ent ing,and fa br icatin g con ce pts," al though this creation of  conce pts a lwa ys takespla c e u nder thecons traint ofcha ngi ng pr obl e matic s th a tare as mu ch h i storicala nd  so c i al  as they ar e p hil osoph ica l .34 Fo r De leuze, concepts a r e the medium w ithi n whi chp hilo so phers work – j ust  a s painters  w ork with li nes andco l ors,fi l
 Logic_of Sensation;_1980), a twovolume study_of the_cinema_(Th e_MovementImage;_1983; and Th_e TimeImage; 1985),_30. Deleuze, Negotiations, 170,_translation modifi ed._31._First published in December 1974 in Les Temps modernes, Deleuze and Lyotard's letter "Sur_le_Département de_psychanalyse_de_Vincennes" appears in JeanFrançois Lyotard,_Political Writings, Bill Readings and_Kevin Paul_Geiman (trans.) (Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press,_1993),_68–9. 32. Philippe_Mengue, Gilles Deleuze ou le système du multiple (Paris:_Éditions Kimé, 1994), 297–8. 33. Deleuze,_Negotiations, 11, translation_modifi_ed._Volume 6 daniel w._smith 100 an analysis of the_Baroque (Th e Fold: Leibniz and_the Baroque; 1988), and a collection of_essays on literature (Essays Critical and_Clinical; 1993). Deleuze's fi nal_collaboration with_Guattari, What is Philosophy? was_published in 1991._Guattari died_of a heart_attack in 1992; by 1993, Deleuze's_pulmonary illness had_confi ned him severely, making it_increasingly_diffi cult to_read_or_write; he_took his own_life_by defenestration,_on_the night of November 4, 1995._Since_then, additional material from Deleuze's corpus has_come to light. Two_volumes_of Deleuze's occasional texts_and interviews were collected and_edited by David Lapoujade, a former_student, and_published as_Desert Islands (2002) and Two Regimes of Madness (2003). Richard Pinhas,_another former student, is in the_process of making transcriptions_of Deleuze's_seminars_available at webdeleuze._com,_which is_an invaluable resource for those interested in_the development_of Deleuze's philosophy. *** In What_is Philosophy? Deleuze and_Guattari_famously defi ne philosophy as "the_art of forming, inventing, and fabricating_concepts," although this creation of_concepts_always_takes place under the constraint_of changing problematics that are as_much historical and_social as they are philosophical.34 For Deleuze,_concepts_are the medium within which philosophers_work_– just as painters work with_lines_and_colors, fi l