Sounding the Virtual: Gilles Deleuze and the Theory and Philosophy of Music

Abstract

Contents: Introduction, Brian Hulse and Nick Nesbitt The image of thought and ideas of music, Christopher Hasty Thinking musical difference: music theory as minor science, Brian Hulse A Deleuzian noise/excavating the body of abstract sound, Sean Higgins The sound of repeating life: ethics and metaphysics in Deleuze's philosophy of music, Michael Gallope Enforced deterritorialization, or the trouble with musical politics, Martin Scherzinger Gilles Deleuze and the musical Spinoza, Amy Cimini Intensity, music and heterogenesis in Deleuze, Jean-Godefroy Bidima Critique and clinique: from sounding bodies to the musical event, Nick Nesbitt Logic of edge: Wolfgang Rihm's Am Horizont, Judy Lochhead Music and the difference in becoming, Marianne Kielan-Gilbert Transformation and becoming the other in the music and poetics of Luciano Berio, Bruce Quaglia Line, surface, speed: nomadic features of melody, Ildar Khannanov Bibliography Index.

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