Gilles Deleuze and the Ruin of Representation (Paperback)

List of Illustrations 
Acknowledgments 

1. Women, Representation, and Power
Difference Itself 
The Logic of Difference 
Difference and Organic Representation 

2. Can a Feminist Read Deleuze and Guattari?
Cosmic Empiricism 
Negative Desire 
Nomadism 
A Thousand Tiny Sexes 

3. Against Phenomenology 
Feminist Narrative 
The Origin of the Work of Art 
Reconsidering Space and Time 
Interval

4. Bergson, Matter, and Memory 
Order-Words, Common Language 
Interpretation and Force 
The Earth Screams; Life ltself 
Duration and Memory 
Memory and the Second Synthesis of Time 
Association of Ideas and the Unconscious 

5. Creative Evolution: An Ontology of Change 
Tendencies, Not Oppositions 
Duration and Space 
The Dominance of Action 
Spiritual Life 

6. Beyond the Pleasure Principle 
Biopsychic: Life 
The Purloined Letter 
The End of Eros 

7. The Ruin of Representation 
The Dead Body 
'The Theater of Terror 
A Science of the Singular 

8. The Linguistic Signifier and the Ontology of Change 
Signification or Sense? 
Does the Linguistic Signifier Rule? 

Conclusion: Making Language Stutter 
Notes 
Bibliography