Titlebook: Gilles Deleuze: Travels in Literature; Mary Bryden Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 Beckett.D

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Travelling on Foot and Bicycle: Self-locomotion in Samuel Beckett,asure of it, as far as I know, said Camier. I know we’re daft, but not to that extent]. When Deleuze came across this statement, in Beckett’s novel ., he seized upon it with delight and alacrity. It seemed to him to encapsulate with humorous vigour all of his own profound antipathy towards travel an

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Lagerung und Belastung der Modelle,Alors, c’est le contraire du voyage, le voyage de l’intellectuel. Aller au bord du monde pour parler, ce qu’il pourrait faire chez lui, et pour voir des gens avant pour parler, et voir des gens après pour parler, c’est un voyage monstrueux’. [Well, the journey of the intellectual is the opposite of

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,Kapazit?tsplanung mit der Netzplantechnik,a camel ride, with unpredictable speeds, slownesses, spurts, and stoppages. For Deleuze, . and other texts are written in a halting language which does not bring impairment to the English language, but which endows it with new potentialities, giving it ‘quelque chose d’unique, et qui sonne comme une

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Introduction,Alors, c’est le contraire du voyage, le voyage de l’intellectuel. Aller au bord du monde pour parler, ce qu’il pourrait faire chez lui, et pour voir des gens avant pour parler, et voir des gens après pour parler, c’est un voyage monstrueux’. [Well, the journey of the intellectual is the opposite of

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Travelling by Camel: T. E. Lawrence and the Portability of Shame,a camel ride, with unpredictable speeds, slownesses, spurts, and stoppages. For Deleuze, . and other texts are written in a halting language which does not bring impairment to the English language, but which endows it with new potentialities, giving it ‘quelque chose d’unique, et qui sonne comme une

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Travel by Sea: Herman Melville,’ book, T. E. Lawrence ranges it alongside the works of landlubbers Dostoevsky and Nietzsche rather than alongside those of Conrad or Defoe: ‘Do you remember my telling you once that I collected a shelf of “Titanic” books (those distinguished by greatness of spirit, “sublimity” as Longinus would cal

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