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Acknowledgements vii
Introduction: Deleuze and the Postcolonial: Conversations, Negotiations, Mediations Simone Bignall Paul Patton 1
1 Living in Smooth Space: Deleuze, Postcolonialism and the Subaltern Andrew Robinson Simon Tormey 20
2 Postcolonial Theory and the Geographical Materialism of Desire John K. Noyes 41
3 Postcolonial Visibilities: Questions Inspired by Deleuze's Method Rey Chow 62
4 Affective Assemblages: Ethics beyond Enjoyment Simone Bignall 78
5 The Postcolonial Event: Deleuze, Glissant and the Problem of the Political Nick Nesbitt 103
6 Postcolonial Haecceities Réda Bensmaïa Paul Gibbard 119
7 'Another Perspective on the World': Shame and Subtraction in Louis Malle's L'Inde fantôme Timothy Bewes 163
8 Becoming-Nomad: Territorialisation and Resistance in J. M. Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians Grant Hamilton 183
9 Violence and Laughter: Paradoxes of Nomadic Thought in Postcolonial Cinema Patricia Pisters 201
10 The Production of Terra Nullius and the Zionist-Palestinian Conflict Marcelo Svirsky 220
11 Virtually Postcolonial? Philip Leonard 251
12 In Search of the Perfect Escape: Deleuze, Movement and Canadian Postcolonialism Jennifer Blair 272
Notes on Contributors 297
Index 301
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reviewed Deleuze and the Postcolonial on July 19, 2018
Deleuze and the Postcolonial
Highlights include: Irigaray's critique of Levinas's inability to think sexual difference and the feminine Other with the suggestion that what is needed is a recovery of another genealogy, a genealogy that stretches from the feminine Divine to the women lover (l'amante); Levinas's own response to Derrida's writing, which suggests that it is at once a revolution in philosophy as significant as Kant's critique of pure reason and locates at the center of that writing a movement that is destructive, an army driving refugees before it; and Derrida's second direct engagement with Levinas's texts, which (under the enigmatic title "At this moment in this work here I am") is at least in one respect a polyvocal interrogation of Abraham's hineini, the "here I am" before the Other and God.
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