Kant and Deleuze Studies

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	"I prefer this translation because of the way Pluhar translates key terms.  For example, he opts for 'power' instead of 'faculty'.  This reflects the need to avoid any psychological connotations."

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	"This book has been referred to as Deleuze's version of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason.  The issue is whether Deleuze's many influences are combined within Kantian structures.  An important debate."

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	"The first book devoted to Kant and Deleuze's relations.  An exciting prospect."

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	"The first edited collection to be devoted to Kant and Deleuze's relations."

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	"Deleuze's book on Kant where he explains and unifies his critical system.  A great introduction to Kant as well as telling us about Deleuze's own thought."

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	"In chapter 3 Deleuze compares the notions of critique to be found in Nietzsche and Kant."

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	"This book argues for an adequate and effective idea of critique using the notions of critique to be found in the work of Kant and Deleuze."

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	"This book explores different philosophical influences upon Deleuze's work.  It acknowledges the role of Kantian concepts but also seeks to show the limits of their importance."