Deleuze with Carroll

schizophrenia and simulacrum and the philosophy of lewis carroll's nonsenseFootnote1
I would like to thank Linda Shires, Pelagia Goulimari, and an anonymous Angelaki reviewer for their very helpful and careful comments on an earlier draft of this essay. My thanks also to Gregg Lambert and David Johnson, both for their encouragement of my work and for the many hours of invigorating discussion on the writings of Deleuze and Descartes.

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