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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Logic of Sense

Book • 2001

Author

Constantin V. Boundas

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Referenced by

J.F. Martel

in a more secular context, talks about the event as a crack.

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Episode 193: On Conversion, or Arousing the Bodhi-Mind

Mentioned by

J.F. Martel

in a discussion about David Lynch's work as a clinician of civilization, drawing on Deleuze's concept of artists as clinicians.

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Episode 184: On David Lynch

Mentioned by

Steven Shaviro

in relation to his three syntheses of time.

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Steven Shaviro /// Process After Hours w/ Kazi Adi Shakti

Mentioned as the focus of a reading group and one of Deleuze's most challenging and rewarding works.

Deleuze’s 'The Logic of Sense': Reversing Platonism and Affirming Philosophy with Jay Conway

Mentioned as one of Gilles Deleuze's influential books, exploring the relationship between language, meaning, and events.

Anti-Oedipus Audiobook: Unraveling Desire and Capitalism in Deleuze's Masterpiece

Mentioned by

Craig

as highlighting Stoicism as a philosophy and a way of life.

Becoming Worthy of the Event: Deleuze, Nietzsche, and Revolutionary Ethics with Justin

Mentioned by Adam Jones as an earlier work by

Charles Stivale

From Chaos to Creation: Deleuze, Francis Bacon, 'On Painting', and 'The Logic of Sensation' with Charles J. Stivale

Mentioned in relation to Liz first bringing up the concept of body without organs.

Deleuze and Guattari - How Do You Make Yourself a Body Without Organs?

Mentioned by

Jirí Anger

, referencing Deleuze's interpretation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Crack-Up'.

Jirí Anger, "Towards a Film Theory from Below: Archival Film and the Aesthetics of the Crack-Up" (Bloomsbury, 2024)

Mentioned by

Craig

when describing Deleuze's successive iterations of particular concepts.

AHRC 2026: A Brief Hiatus & A Reflection on Vattimo’s “Beyond the Subject

Mentioned by

Brooks Brown

as a book he just finished reading with a group.

527. Frame Rate: Mad God (Feat. Brooks Brown)

Mentioned by

Cameron Kunzelman

as one of Deleuze's standard books to understanding his thought.

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