Desert islands and other texts, 1953-1974 / Gilles Deleuze ; edited by David Lapoujade ; translated by Michael Taormina.

Desert islands
Jean Hyppolite's logic and existence
Instincts and institutions
Bergson, 1859-1941
Bergson's conception of difference
Jean-Jacques Rousseau : precursor of Kafka, Céline, and Ponge
The idea of genesis in Kant's esthetics
Raymond Roussel, or the abhorrent vacuum
How Jarry's pataphysics opened the way for phenomenology
"He was my teacher"
The philosophy of crime novels
On Gilbert Simondon
Humans : a dubious existence
The method of dramatization
Conclusions on the will to power and the eternal return
Nietzsche's burst of laughter
Mysticism and masochism
On Nietzsche and the image of thought
Gilles Deleuze talks philosophy
Gueroult's general method for Spinoza
The fissure of Anaxagoras and the local fires of Heraclitus
Hume
How do we recognize structuralism?
Three group-related problems
"What our prisoners want from us ..."
Intellecutals and power
Remarks (on Jean-François Lyotard)
Deleuze and Guattari fight back

Hélène Cixous, or writing in strobe
Capitalism and schizophrenia
Your special "desiring-machines" : what are they?
H.M.'s letters
Hot and cool
Nomadic thought
On capitalism and desire
Five propositions on psychoanalysis
Faces and surfaces
Preface to Hocquenghem's L'Après-Mai des faunes
A planter's art.