Deleuze and Becoming

INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER ONE: THE CONCEPTUAL HISTORY OF BECOMING IN DELEUZE
Becoming-Bergson
Change
A Rejection of Hegel's Concept of Becoming
Mapping Bergsonian Duration onto Becoming
Becoming and Aesthetic Production
Where Absolute Becoming Splits from Sensory Becoming: Memory
Sensory Becoming and Molecular Memory
Becoming-Nietzsche
The Innocence of Becoming
The Selectivity of Becoming
Absolute Becoming and Ontological Forgetting
Aion and the Eternal Return

CHAPTER TWO: QUASI-CAUSALITY
Double Causality in Deleuze
Deleuze, Whitehead, and Kant on Final Causality
Immanent Causation in The Logic of Sense
Zizek and the Critique of Dualist Ontology
Absolute Becoming and Event: Surface
Sensory Becoming and Bodies: Depth
The Gateway of the Moment and the Quasi-Cause
Instantaneous Time and Nomadology

CHAPTER THREE: LINES AND BECOMING
The Abstract Line
The Northern Line
The Line-Bloc
The Line of Flight
Deleuze's Broken Line: The Rhizome

CHAPTER FOUR: TIME AND THE ETERNAL RETURN
Ritornello: The Eternal Return and the Pure Past
The Milieu and the Ritornello
The Time Crystal as Ritornello
The Paradox of the Untimely
Differentiation and the Moment: "Once [...]"
Integration and the Labyrinth: "[...] and for All"
Resolution to the Paradox

CHAPTER FIVE: THE BECOMING OF GILLES DELEUZE
Re-Appropriation and the Concept of Becoming: Masks in Deleuze's Works
The Becoming of Duration
The Becoming of the Eternal Return
The Becoming of the Moment
Conceptual Lines and the Defeat of Dualist Ontology
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX