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by Ronald Bogue (Author)
These 20 essays by Ronald Bogue on Gille Deleuze's though touch on cinema, music, theatre, painting, fiction, education, ecology, ethology, politics, technology and philosophy. He creates paradigmatic occasions of thinking with Deleuze - thinking with him and through him, following diverse lines of his thought and engaging concepts to extend his thought into areas Deleuze did not explore. Every one of these frequently cited, classic essays has been reworked to bring them up-to-date with the latest research in Deleuze Studies. Each offers a separate entry into Deleuze's thought; together they illuminate the pivotal role the arts play in the political project of inventing a people to come and the broader project of promoting an ecologically viable new earth.
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Twenty essays from Ronald Bogue's decade-long encounter with Deleuze's philosophy Ronald Bogue's essays touch on cinema, music, theatre, painting, fiction, education, ecology, ethology, politics, technology and philosophy. He creates paradigmatic occasions of thinking with Deleuze - thinking with him and through him, following diverse lines of his thought and engaging concepts to extend his thought into areas Deleuze did not explore. These frequently-cited, classic essays have all been reworked to make them even better. Each one offers a separate entry into Deleuze's thought but they all serve to illuminate the pivotal role the arts play in the political project of inventing a people to come and the broader project of promoting an ecologically viable new earth. Features: -Brings together eighteen classics essays with two brand new pieces -Includes a preface outlining Bogue's intellectual journey with Deleuze -Offers unique engagement with Deleuze's thought and Asian art forms -Illustrates the viability of science fiction for engaging Deleuzian politics and aesthetics -Situates the arts in relation to ecology and Deleuze and Guattari's ontology Ronald Bogue is Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus of Comparative Literature at the University of Georgia.
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Twenty essays from Ronald Bogue's decade-long encounter with Deleuze's philosophy Ronald Bogue's essays touch on cinema, music, theatre, painting, fiction, education, ecology, ethology, politics, technology and philosophy. He creates paradigmatic occasions of thinking with Deleuze - thinking with him and through him, following diverse lines of his thought and engaging concepts to extend his thought into areas Deleuze did not explore. These frequently-cited, classic essays have all been reworked to make them even better. Each one offers a separate entry into Deleuze's thought but they all serve to illuminate the pivotal role the arts play in the political project of inventing a people to come and the broader project of promoting an ecologically viable new earth. Features: - Brings together eighteen classics essays with two brand new pieces - Includes a preface outlining Bogue's intellectual journey with Deleuze - Offers unique engagement with Deleuze's thought and Asian art forms - Illustrates the viability of science fiction for engaging Deleuzian politics and aesthetics - Situates the arts in relation to ecology and Deleuze and Guattari's ontology Ronald Bogue is Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus of Comparative Literature at the University of Georgia.
Author Biography
Ronald Bogue is Distinguished Research Professor of Comparative Literature and Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor at the University of Georgia.
