The Deleuze Connections
"Anyone who thinks Deleuze is difficult should read this extraordinarybook. With language as clear as it is concise, Rajchman shows howDeleuze—the self-styled most naïve of philosophers—has alsobeen the most revolutionary in his reinvention of the twentiethcentury's image of thought with respect to logic, ethics, and art. Forthose new to Deleuze, this is the first book they should read. And forthose who already follow the path of philosophy, Rajchman has shown usthat it is not the past century that is Deleuzian, but the one we arebeginning." D. N. Rodowick, Chair in Film Studies, King's College, London,and author of Gilles Deleuze's Time Machine