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pt. 1.Deleuzism --Introduction: The Problem of the Two Books.1.Prehistory, or the Adequacy of Desire.2.Deleuze's Project: The Method in his Madness.3.Transcendental Empiricist Ethics --pt. 2.Applied Deleuzism.4.Becoming-woman and the World-Historical.5.Assemblages and Utopia, or Things don't have to be this Way.6.Schizophrenic Utopianism.7.Deleuze and Popular Music.Conclusion: A Dialectical Deleuze?

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Illustrations -- 1. Anglo-French Discussions at Downing Street, 9 April, 1932 -- 2. At the Lausanne Conference -- Ramsay MacDonald, with Daughter Ishbel, and Neville Chamberlain -- 3. On Board the Empress of Britain En Route to Ottawa -- 4. Lord Runciman and Frank Ashton-Gwatkin (Foreign Office) Returning from Prague, 16 September, 1938 -- 5. Sir Warren Fisher, Permanent Secretary to the Treasury and Head of HM Civil Service, January, 1939 -- 6. Sir Richard Valentine Nind Hopkins, Second Secretary to the Treasury -- 7. Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, Chief Economic Adviser to the Government -- 8. Sir Robert Vansittart, Permanent Under-Secretary to the Foreign Office, Leaving his Mayfair, London, Home. February 1934 -- 9. Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, Leaving Southampton for Canada on Board the Duchess of York, 15 August, 1931 -- 10. Sir Frank Platt, Lancashire Cotton Corporation -- 11. Sir Eric Geddes, Dunlop Rubber Company, Surrounded By the 'Geddes Axe' Committee -- 12. Reginald McKenna, Chairman of the Midland Bank -- 13. Sir John, Later Lord, Cadman, Chairman of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company -- 14. Freddie Morris, Deputy Director in Charge of Continental Affairs, Anglo-Iranian Oil Company -- 15. Aviation Service of Olex (The German Subsidiary of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company) at Berlin, 1930 -- 16. Olex Filling Station and Attendant, Pappenheimstrasse, Marsfeld-Munich -- 17. Wagons Being Filled with Leuna-Benzin, the Synthetic Oil Produced by IG Farbenindustrie in Partnership with Standard Oil and Shell -- List of Tables -- 1. Index of British and German Prices, 1931/32 -- 2. Estimated Debt Service of Germany to the UK for 1934 in £million -- 3. Anglo-German Trade 1929-38 in £million.

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Intro -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. A Chance Encounter -- 2. Up the Mountainside -- 3. Something Old, Something New -- 4. The Corporate Windmill -- 5. The Frustration Grows -- 6. Teletypewriters for the Deaf, Inc -- 7. Change Agents -- 8. The Modem War -- 9. Foreign Affairs -- 10. Revolutions -- 11. Bridges -- 12. Changing of the Guard -- 13. Legacy -- Appendix: A Concise History of the TTY -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.