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Couldn't understand a thing about the discussion of difference around Hegel and Leibniz (1st chapter), so I'm looking for secondary literature on this book.
What should I read?
>huges, d&r
>williams, d&r: a critical introduction and guide
>other, show me

>> No.14972068

You should read real philosophy: http://orgyofthewill.net/read/

You're welcome.

>> No.14972102

>>14971948
You're wasting your time. It's deliberate nonsense.

>> No.14972105

>>14971948
bump

>>14972068
where can i find a free copy of your text?

>> No.14972230

D&R is difficult. I got filtered by the math.

Haven't read any literature on that book specifically but I can recommend Hardt on Deleuze.

Fortunately I am slowly learning to comprehend Capitalism and Schizophrenia and it is fun.

How much Hegel and Leibniz have you read?

Read Monadology and PoS.

Possibly Baumgarten, Prolegomena, the Lesser Logic, and Hyppolite/Kojeve too.

>> No.14972301

Why should I spend my time with Deleuze?

>> No.14972319

>>14972230
>I got filtered by the math.
Lmao.

>> No.14972332

>>14972301
He triggers the guenoncucks

>> No.14972338

Considering you are literally supposed to start with the conclusion, I don't really think he should be taken very seriously. He is trying to be obscurantist and mind bending for the sake of it, and even he admits it. It is more like a thought experiment than something you could base your thinking on, much less your outlook on life.

>> No.14973236

>>14972301
what are you into currently? If you like German Idealism I think its pretty fun

>> No.14973838

>>14971948
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgh9hMgSKEM