Chaoid Surfaces

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	"An excellent introduction to the divergence of western and eastern thought."

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	"As good as it gets. Bathe in Chinese immanence."

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	"A mature Deleuze tackles the question of painting."

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	"Badiou's project is perhaps the most interesting in contemporary philosophy. This is good introduction to his approach."

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	"Fascinating! Anybody interested in affectivity should read this."

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	"The brief and pure final deployment of Deleuze's transcendental empiricism in this volume plus some complementary stuff. Stunning."

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	"Keeping it real. This is how the philosophy of science should be done."

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	"Discover the concepts that lie beneath your everyday understanding of family."

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	"Wow! A post-focauldian tour de force."

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	"Rethink the most basic structures of human life. The Na are the exception that proves the rule."

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	"A simply extraordinary book."

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	"A rewarding perspective on German literature and philosophy."

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	"A quite wonderful investigation into the history of wonder."

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	"Heidegger's uncompromising struggle to comprehend Being breaks into new ground in this work. One doubts if he really gets anywhere, but it is interesting to watch."

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	"Challenging and highly original reading of Deleuze."

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	"Some incredible stuff in this volume."

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	"A very different take on the philosophy of mind from one of the great but often forgotten figures French intellectual history."

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	"Dense, technical but with filled with a strange empirical playfulness. This guy should be remembered for more than "process theology"."

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	"A great way in to the kind of thinking that features on this list."

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	"A poor translation (I'm told) but this unique study will help you realise just how rich and radical the world of medieval philosophy can be."

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	"A bit bitty but a good way in."

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	"I could put some Foucault on this list but you've probably read him. For something a little more off the beaten track and an insight into his influences try this volume."

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	"A very philosophical Negri here. Whatever you make of his politics (and I'm sympathetic) this guy occupies a facinating place in the history of ideas."

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	"A different approach to the origins of the state."

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	"Another investigation into the specificity of eastern and western thought."