120619: this is fascinating. this will reward future rereads, much as sex rewards repeats, for the author has ranged widely, focused,...

yy/mm/dd 200620: i have read some by nz(3) some on nz(11) some by dz(6) some on dz(20), and this is definitely one of the best. this is...

190619 from 170113: i was sure i reviewed this, as it is certainly my favorite history text. by memory, then, six years reading later, i...

Art, Technology, and the Meeting of East and West 61214: academic five. that is, if you are fascinated by theory about apparent...

(Routledge Companions) 070215: this is a curious five. this is written for the usual 'analytic' philosopher and many of the cultural...

Laurent Binet (Translation), Sam Taylor (Translation) 031017: not near as effective for me as his first book. i have been reading...

William Weaver(Translator) 211003: think i read this first as trade ppk (33 yrs ago!) had read [book:The Name of the Rose|119073] 3 times...

(Continental European Philosophy) 030714: later confusion: discovered an earlier graphic text 'introducing Foucault', source of some of...

Janet Lloyd (Translator) 190716: politics as war, war as assassination, assassination as a real cool computer game. of course, it would...

(Key Concepts) 251114: i have read some books on deleuze, some by deleuze, some by deleuze and guattari- and thus the crowded many within...

080814: this. this. just this... excellent intro to deleuze, indirectly capturing the experience of what little read of his work- that...

The Being of the Question 180514: later addition. suggest you read appendix 2 before the last several chapters, if not read before....

Gilles Deleuze (Foreword), Michael Hardt (Foreword by), Hugh Tomlinson (Translator) yy/mm/dd 200620: i have read some by nz(3) some on...

The Pluralist Empiricism of Gilles Deleuze 151114: i have just read it- convinced this is an interesting, remarkable, and important work...

An Introduction 170914: well now i have to reread those deleuze books i could not follow. because: this is fascinating. this even...