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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Deleuze Studies Conference 2012
Now that the Copenhagen conference is finished, and Bent and his team did an excellent job putting on this year’s conference, it’s time to begin thinking about the 2012 conference in New Orleans. The title/theme of the conference is “Deterritorializing … Continue reading
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