Don't Move Too Much Gilles Deleuze and the Philosophy of Becoming Masaya Chiba 2,750 yen (tax included) Winner of the "Kinokuniya Jinbun Award 2013" Slight scuffing on the top of the cover. Slight scuffing and soiling on the cover. [Contents] A groundbreaking Deleuzean study that contemplates the "philosophy of severance" in a world of "hyper-connection" due to over-connection and over-movement. Highly praised by Akira Asada and Hiroki Azuma. [Table of Contents] ■ The Theory of Severance "Anti-Oedipus" and "A Thousand Plateaus" The Principle of Non-Semantic Severance Connective/Severing Deleuze CsO, LSD, H!O If you don't want to disrupt becoming, don't move too much The Childhood of Deleuze's Philosophy Self-Enjoyment ■ The Principle of Becoming Materialization and Becoming: Distinction Against Universalism The Rhetoric of Becoming: Differentiated Anonymity The Relationship of Microparticles Performing Events and the Body Psychophysical Parallelism and Pharmaco-Toxicological Analysis From Spinozism to the Exteriority of Relations ■ The Exteriority of Relations: Deleuze's Humeanism Critique of Kant through "Empiricism and Subjectivity" The Principle of Difference = Separation Space and Grace Meillassoux and Harman Circumstances, the Particulation of Causality Ontology of Result = Effect Speculative Solution to Atomism Pan-Contemplationism: The Synthesis of Time ■ Ontological Fascism Vitalistic Holism "Cosmos" The Reverse Transcendentalization of Potentiality Proxy-Representation Impossibility: The Synthesis of Time Structuralist Holism "Lack" Guattari and Lacan Critique of Negative Theology, Plural Exteriority, Metamorphosing Individuation ■ Deconstruction of "Nietzsche and Philosophy": "Marriage Ontology" Affirming Affirmation Nietzsche's Pluralism = Empiricism The Marriage of Dionysus and Ariadne Nihilism ■ The Demand for Individuation: "Difference and Repetition" Separation From Relationalism to the Philosophy of Irrelation The Unmotivated Other and Transcendental Foolishness From Irony to Humor Two Actualities Intensity = Ethics of Immanence ■ Surface, Depth, Urethra: "The Logic of Sense" The Body Without Organs The Meaninglessness of the Surface "The Rift" The Sub-Meaning of the Depth: Porosity and Poly-Wounding Anal, Urethral, Genital ■ Louis Wolfson Don't Trip Over the Wire Melancholy ■ From "The Logic of Sensation" to "Presentation of Sacher-Masoch" Pure Form and Non-Form vs. Distorted Figures Pure Negation and the Death Drive Denial, Primary Masochism Two Beyonds of the Pleasure Principle ■ Becoming-Animal The Intermediate Animal Uexküll's Tick The Shadow of Ethics = Ethology The Dark Bottom of the Nomad The Animal That Knows Death Epilogue Afterword #Listing of Tsutsui's Items