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020			_a9781350143869
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082			_bB226 _aN86.1DG
100			_aBankston, Samantha
245			_aDeleuze and Becoming
260			_aLondon _bBloomsbury Academic _c2019
300			_a220p
440			_aBloomsbury Studies in Continental Philosophy
505			_aThe Conceptual History of Becoming in Deleuze ....13 Becoming -Bergson.16 Change...18 A Rejection of Hegel`s Concept of Becoming ........20 Where Absolute Becoming Splits from Sensory becoming ........26 The Innocence of Becoming ......32 Absolute becoming and ontological forgetting ...........35 Quasi-Causality .......47 Double Causality in Deleuze .....48 Deleuze, whitehead and Kant on Final Causality ........50 Immanent Causation in the Logic of Sense......53 Zizek and the Critique of Dualist ontology ......56 Absolute Becoming and event ....60 Sensory Becoming and Bodies ......69 The Gateway of the Moment and the Quasi-Cause........74 Instantaneous time and Nomadology ........76 Lines and Becoming .......81 The Abstract line .......82 The northern line ..........87 The Line-Bloc...........87 Time and the Eternal Return .....111 Ritornello......114 The Milieu and the Ritornello.....127 The Paradox of the Untimely ...........133 The Becoming of Gilles Deleuze......151 Re-Appropriation and the Concept of Becoming masks in Deleuze`s Works.....152 The Becoming of the Moment .....165 Conceptual Lines and the Defeat of Dualist Ontology ........172
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