The Theatre of Production: Philosophy and Individuation Between Kant and Deleuze

Alberto Toscano

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Series Editor's Preface Acknowledgements Preface Introduction: From the Intelligible to the Genetic PART I: KANT BEYOND KANT, OR, THE ANOMALIES OF THE ORGANIC The Paradoxical Object: On Self-Organizing Beings in the Critique of Judgment The Fate of Self-Organization: From Natural Machines to the Philosophy of the Organism The Method of Nature, the Crisis of Critique: Life, Multiplicity and the Genesis of the Intellect in Nietzsche's Early Notebooks PART II: ELEMENTS FOR AN ONTOLOGY OF ANOMALOUS INDIVIDUATION Systems of Habit: Ravaisson, James, Peirce Tertium Datur? Gilbert Simondon's Relational Onology The Drama of Being: Figures of Individuation in Deleuze's Philosophy of Difference Conclusion: Becoming-Individual Notes Bibliography Index

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