.) (New York: Viking, 1977), 334. 21. Ibid., 380. 22. Michel Tournier, Th e Wind Spirit: An Autobiography, Arthur Goldhammer (trans.) (Boston, MA: Beacon Press, 1988), 127–8. 23. Notes from this course have been preserved by one of Deleuze's students, Pierre Lefebvre, at www.webdeleuze.com (accessed August 2010). *24. For a discussion of Deleuze's work on Nietzsche, see the essay by Alan D. Schrift on "French Nietzscheanism" in this volume. Volume 6 daniel w. smith 98 received an assignment at the University of Lyon, where he taught from 1964 to 1969. But the meeting marked the beginning of a long and respectful intellectual friendship.25 In 1970, Foucault wrote an infl uential article on Deleuze, entitled "Th eatricum Philosophicum," which was instrumental in introducing Deleuze's work to a broader public;26 Deleuze would later declare Foucault to be "the greatest thinker of our time."27 When Foucault's life was cut short in 1984, Deleuze devoted a year of his seminar to Foucault's writings, and the resulting book, he said, was written "out of necessity for me, out of admiration for him, out of my emotion at his death, at this interrupted work."28 Th e years 1968 and 1969 were pivotal in Deleuze's life. In 1968, Deleuze presented and defended his thèse de doctorat d'état: his principal thesis was Diff erence and Repetition, directed by Gandillac, considered by many to be Deleuze's magnum opus; his secondary thesis was Spinoza and the Problem of Expression, directed by Alquié. Th ese were followed, in 1969, by Logic of Sense, an analysis of the concept of sense oriented around a reading of Lewis Carroll and Stoicism. Some time during this period, Deleuze contracted a recurring respiratory ailment that would plague him for the rest of his life; he underwent a major lung operation for the condition in 1969, and although he said that the disease never seriously aff ected his ability to work, he was frequently absent from his courses in later years because of his illness.29 In the same year, he met Félix Guattari,
.) (New York: Viking, 1977), 334. 21. Ibid. , 380. 22. Michel Tournier, Th e Wind Spirit: An Autobiography, Arthur Goldhammer (trans .) (Boston, MA: Beacon Press, 1988), 127–8. 23. Notes from this course have been save by one of Deleuze's student, Pierre Lefebvre, at www.webdeleuze.com (accessed August 2010). * 24. For a discussion of Deleuze's work on Nietzsche, see the essay by Alan D. Schrift on " French Nietzscheanism " in this book. Volume 6 daniel w. smith 98 received an appointment at the University of Lyon, where he teach from 1964 to 1969. But the meeting score the beginning of a long and respectful intellectual friendship.25 In 1970, Foucault publish an infl uential article on Deleuze, entitled " Th eatricum Philosophicum, " which was instrumental in introducing Deleuze's work to a broader public;26 Deleuze would later announce Foucault to be " the greatest thinker of our time. "27 When Foucault's life was swerve short in 1984, Deleuze devoted a class of his seminar to Foucault's writings, and the leave book, he read, was written " out of necessity for me, out of admiration for him, out of my emotion at his death, at this fitful work. "28 Th e years 1968 and 1969 were pivotal in Deleuze's life. In 1968, Deleuze presented and defended his thèse de doctorat d'état: his chief dissertation was Diff erence and Repetition, conduct by Gandillac, considered by many to be Deleuze's magnum opus; his secondary thesis was Spinoza and the Problem of Expression, directed by Alquié. Th ese were followed, in 1969, by Logic of Sense, an analysis of the concept of sense orient around a reading of Lewis Carroll and Stoicism. Some time during this menstruation, Deleuze compress a recurring respiratory ailment that would plague him for the rest of his biography; he underwent a major lung operation for the condition in 1969, and although he said that the disease never badly aff ected his ability to work, he was frequently absent from his courses in later years because of his illness.29 In the same year, he met Félix Guattari,
.) (Nea York: Viking, 1977), 334. 21. Ibid., 380. 22. Oichel Tournier, Th e Wmnd Spidit: An Ajtobiography, Arthur Goldhammxr (teans.) (Voston, MA: Beacon Press, 1988), 127–8. 23. Notes from thus ciyrse have usen preserved ny onz if Deleuze's stodents, Pierra Lefebvre, at fwd.wzbdeleuze.com (accessed August 2010). *24. For a discusxiln of Deleuze's worl on Hpeuzsche, see the essay by Alan D. Scgrift oi "French Nietzsvheanism" in this volume. Vopume 6 daniel w. smith 98 geceived an assytnment at thd Universiuy of Lyon, wgere he taught from 1964 to 1969. But thd meecing marked tye hgginning of e long and respectnll intenlectuak friendship.25 Ik 1970, Foncauot wrote an infl uentmal article on Deleuee, entitleg "Ch eatricum Philosophucym," whhch fas kbstfumtntel jn intgodncing Deleuae's work to a broader public;26 Dtletdr would lated declwrq Foucault to be "the greatest thinker ox ohr time."27 When Foucault's oife was cut short in 1984, Deleuze devoted a year of his seminar to Foucault's writitgs, aid tht vcsulgunh book, he said, was written "out of necessity fjd ke, out of admirabion for him, out og ly gmotion at his death, at this interrupted aork."28 Th e yeqrs 1968 and 1969 werr pivotal in Deleuze's life. Un 1968, Deleuze ireswnted and defended his thèse dz doctprat c'état: his principal thesns was Diff erencf and Repsgition, directed cy Nangillac, considered by many eo be Delxuze's magnum opux; his fecondary hhesis was Spinoza and tje Prlbnem of Expgession, directed by Alquié. Th esx were followgd, hn 1969, by Logie of Scnse, an analysif of the concekt of senfe orkented arolnd a reaving of Lewif Carroll and Dtoicism. Somx time duwing thiw perioa, Deleuze contrscted a rvcbrring rewpiratory ailment bhat dkuld plague him fot the rest of hos uifq; je uggerwent a mabor uune operxtion for tme zondotion in 1969, and althouch hs said that the dixewse nevet seriousjy aff ected nis ability to worn, he xas frxquentky wbsent from his courses in latsr years hecwuse of his yllncss.29 Yn the samz year, he met Félix Guattari,
.) (New York: Viking, 1977), 334. 21. 22. Tournier, Th Wind Spirit: An MA: Press, 1988), 127–8. Notes from this have been preserved by one of students, Pierre Lefebvre, at www.webdeleuze.com (accessed August 2010). *24. For a discussion of work on Nietzsche, see the essay by Alan D. Schrift on "French Nietzscheanism" this Volume daniel smith 98 received an assignment at the University of Lyon, where he taught from 1964 to But the meeting marked the beginning of a and respectful intellectual friendship.25 1970, Foucault wrote an infl article Deleuze, entitled eatricum which instrumental in introducing work to a broader public;26 Deleuze would later declare Foucault to be "the greatest thinker of our When Foucault's cut short 1984, devoted year of his Foucault's writings, and the resulting book, written "out of necessity for me, out of for him, of my emotion at his death, this interrupted work."28 Th e years 1968 and were pivotal in Deleuze's life. In 1968, Deleuze presented and defended his thèse de doctorat principal thesis was Diff and Repetition, directed Gandillac, by to Deleuze's magnum his secondary thesis was Spinoza and the Problem of Expression, directed Alquié. Th ese were followed, in 1969, by Logic of analysis the concept of oriented around a reading Lewis and Stoicism. Some time period, contracted ailment would him for the rest his life; he underwent a lung operation for the he said that the disease never seriously aff his ability to work, he was frequently from his courses in later years because of his illness.29 In the year, he Guattari,
.) (New York: Viking, 1977), 334. 21. Ibid., 380. 22. Michel ToUrnier, Th e WInd SpIriT: An auTobiOgraPhy, Arthur GoldhAMmer (Trans.) (Boston, MA: Beacon PreSs, 1988), 127–8. 23. NotEs FRom tHIs CoursE have beEN pRESerVeD bY onE oF deLeuze'S stUdents, PIerre LefebVre, At Www.webdeleuzE.CoM (accessed AUguSt 2010). *24. For a discusSioN of DelEuZe's WOrk on nieTzschE, see thE Essay bY Alan D. SchRiFT on "FreNCh NietzSCHeAnisM" in this volume. VoluME 6 dANiel w. smith 98 receIved an AsSIgNMEnt At tHe UniversiTy Of LyoN, Where he TAuGHT FroM 1964 To 1969. But the meetiNg marked the BEgiNning oF a LonG And resPectfUl INteLlectual friEndsHip.25 In 1970, FoucAult wrOTe an infL Uential ArticlE on delEuze, ENtItLed "th EAtrICuM PhILosOphicum," wHiCh Was inStruMENTAl in IntRoduCing DEleuze's work to A brOadeR PubLic;26 DeLeuze WoulD lAter dEclare foucaUlT to be "the greatesT thiNker of our TimE."27 WHen foUcaulT'S life wAs cUt sHort in 1984, DEleuze dEVotEd A YEAr Of his seminar to FoucAuLT'S wRitings, aNd the rESuLtINg book, he SaId, wAs wrITTen "ouT of nECeSsity for Me, out oF AdMiRation fOr Him, out Of My eMotIon at HIs deAth, at tHis interRupteD Work."28 Th e years 1968 anD 1969 Were pivotal in dElEUZe'S Life. in 1968, DEleuze preseNted ANd deFendED hIs tHÈse de DoctoRaT D'éTAt: his principal thesiS wAs Diff ErencE and RepetitioN, directed bY gANdillac, cOnsiDErED by many to be DelEuze's Magnum opus; HIs secondAry thEsis was SPinoza and THE Problem Of EXprEssIon, DIReCted by Alquié. TH ESe weRe FolloweD, in 1969, By Logic Of SEnsE, an AnaLySis of the cOncept of SeNsE oRiEntEd aroUNd a readiNg Of LEwIs CArrolL And StoIcism. some TiMe DUriNg this pERiOD, deleUzE cOntrActEd A recuRrinG ResPiratorY ailment tHat WOuld PlAgUe him foR the rest of his LiFe; he underwEnT a mAjor luNG OperatioN for the condition in 1969, and alTHough he SaiD that The dIsease nevEr sEriousLy aFF ected His abiLity tO wOrk, HE Was frEQUeNtlY aBsent from hIS CouRses iN lAter Years beCause of his illness.29 IN The Same year, he met félIx GuATTaRi,
.) (New York: Viking, 1977 ), 334. 21 . Ibi d.,  38 0.  22.  Mic hel Tournier,T h eWind Spirit: An Autobi ograp hy ,  Art h ur  Gold hammer( tr a n s.)  ( Bo sto n, MA : Bea con  Press,  1988), 12 7–8 .23. Notes fr o mthis cours e h ave been pre ser ved by  o neo f Del euz e's s tudent s , Pier re Lefebv re ,  at ww w .webdel e u ze .com  (accessed August 20 1 0). *24. For a  discu ss i on o f D ele uze's work  o n Nie t zsche,s ee t h e e s say by Alan D . Schrift o n  "F renchNi etz s cheani sm" i nt his  volume. Vo lume  6 daniel  w. sm i th 98 r e ceivedan ass ign men t at th eUni ve r sit y  o f L y on,  where h eta ughtfrom 1 9 6 4 to  19 69.But t he meeting ma rke d th e  be ginni ng of  a l on g and  respe ctful  i ntellectual fri ends hip.25 In  19 70 , F ou cault wroteaninf l uenti al arti c leon D e le uze, entitled "Thea t r ic um Philo sophic u m, "w hich was  i nst rume n t al in  int r od ucing De leuze' s  w or k to abr oaderpu bli c;2 6 Del e uzewouldlater de clare Foucault to be "the greatest th i n ke r  ofour  time."27 W henF ouca ult' s  l ife was c ut sh or t  i n  1984, Deleuze devo te d a ye ar of  his seminarto Foucaul t ' s  writing s, a n dt he resulting b ook,he said, w a s writte n "ou t of nec essity fo r me, outofadm ira tio n fo r him, out of m y em ot ion athis  death,  at  th isint er rupted wo rk."28 T heye ar s 1 968 a n d 1969 w er e p iv ota l inD eleuze 's li fe.In  1 9 68,  Deleuz e  p r e sent ed  a nd d efe nd ed hi s th è sede doct orat d'ét at: hispr in cipal t hesis was Dif ference and  R epe tition , directed  by Gandillac, consider e d by ma nyto be  Del euze's ma gnu m opus ; h i s seco ndarythesi swas S pinoz a an d t he  Problem o f Exp ressi on , di rectedby Alquié. Th esew ere  followed, in  19 69,b y  L ogi c  o f  Se ns e , a n analysis of the  concept o fs en se oriente d  ar ou nd a re ading o f Lew i s Carro ll and St oicism. S om e ti m e  du ring thisperiod,Deleuze c o ntrac t ed  a re cur ring r es pir atory  ailme n t t hat w ould p la gue hi m for  t he restof his life; he underwe nt a m ajorlun g operati onf orthe condi tion  in 1969,and  al thoug h h e  said  tha t  t hed iseas e ne v er seriou s ly  af f ec ted his abi l i t y t o wor k,h e wasfreq uently absent fro m  his courses i n la t e r y ear s  bec au se of his illn ess .2 9 In the s am e year, hemet Féli xG uatta ri,
.) (New_York: Viking,_1977), 334. 21. Ibid.,_380. 22._Michel_Tournier, Th_e_Wind Spirit: An_Autobiography, Arthur Goldhammer_(trans.) (Boston, MA: Beacon_Press, 1988), 127–8._23._Notes from this course have been preserved by one of Deleuze's students, Pierre Lefebvre,_at_www.webdeleuze.com (accessed_August_2010)._*24. For a discussion of_Deleuze's work on Nietzsche, see_the essay_by Alan D. Schrift on "French Nietzscheanism" in_this_volume. Volume 6_daniel w. smith 98 received an assignment at the_University of Lyon, where he taught_from 1964 to_1969._But_the meeting marked the_beginning of a long and respectful_intellectual friendship.25 In 1970, Foucault wrote_an infl uential article on Deleuze, entitled_"Th eatricum Philosophicum," which was instrumental_in introducing Deleuze's work to_a broader_public;26 Deleuze would later declare_Foucault to be_"the greatest_thinker of our_time."27 When Foucault's life was cut_short in 1984,_Deleuze devoted a year of his_seminar_to Foucault's writings,_and_the_resulting book,_he said, was_written_"out of_necessity_for me, out of admiration for_him,_out of my emotion at his death,_at this interrupted work."28_Th_e years 1968 and_1969 were pivotal in Deleuze's_life. In 1968, Deleuze presented and_defended his_thèse de_doctorat d'état: his principal thesis was Diff erence and Repetition, directed_by Gandillac, considered by many to_be Deleuze's magnum opus;_his secondary_thesis_was Spinoza and_the_Problem of_Expression, directed by Alquié. Th ese were_followed, in_1969, by Logic of Sense, an_analysis of the concept_of_sense oriented around a reading of_Lewis Carroll and Stoicism. Some time_during this period, Deleuze contracted_a_recurring_respiratory ailment that would plague_him for the rest of his_life; he underwent_a major lung operation for the condition_in_1969, and although he said that_the_disease never seriously aff ected his_ability_to_work, he was frequently absent_from his courses in later years_because of his illness.29 In the same year, he_met Félix Guattari,