Gilles Deleuze bibliography

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The Gilles Deleuze bibliography is the comprehensive body of philosophical and critical works authored by French thinker Gilles Deleuze, encompassing his major books, essays, and collaborations that have significantly influenced contemporary philosophy, literary theory, and cultural studies.

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instanceOf academic bibliography
bibliography
philosophical bibliography
collaborator Claire Parnet
Félix Guattari
field cultural studies
literary theory
philosophy
hasAuthor Gilles Deleuze
includesCollaborativeWork A Thousand Plateaus
Anti-Oedipus
Dialogues
Dialogues II
Kafka: Toward a Minor Literature
What Is Philosophy?
linked to: What is Philosophy?
includesWork Bergsonism
linked to: Bergsonianism

Cinema 1: The Movement-Image
Cinema 2: The Time-Image
Coldness and Cruelty
Desert Islands and Other Texts
Difference and Repetition
Empiricism and Subjectivity
Essays Critical and Clinical
Foucault
linked to: Michel Foucault

Francis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation
Kant’s Critical Philosophy
Masochism: Coldness and Cruelty
Negotiations
Nietzsche and Philosophy
Proust and Signs
Spinoza and the Problem of Expression in Philosophy
Spinoza: Practical Philosophy
The Logic of Sense
linked to: Logic of Sense

Two Regimes of Madness
influenced contemporary philosophy
critical theory
film theory
political theory
poststructuralism
language French
mainThemes assemblage
becoming
critique of psychoanalysis
critique of representation
desire
difference
immanence
repetition
rhizome

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Coldness and Cruelty partOf Gilles Deleuze bibliography