Introduction

Niamh Mcdonnell, Sjoerd van Tuinen

1-24

Four things Deleuze learned from Leibniz

Mogens Lœrke

25-45

The free and indeterminate accord of "the new harmony"

the significance of Benjamin's study of the baroque for Deleuze

Timothy Flanagan

46-64

Leibniz's combinatorial art of synthesis and the temporal interval of the fold

Niamh Mcdonnell

65-88

Leibniz, mathematics and the monad

Simon Duffy

89-111

Perception, justification and transcendental philosophy

Gary Banham

112-131

Genesis and difference

Deleuze, Maïmon, and the post-Kantian reading of Leibniz

Daniel Smith

132-154

A transcendental philosophy of the event

Deleuze's non-phenomenological reading of Leibniz

Sjoerd van Tuinen

155-183

Towards a political ontology of the fold

Deleuze, Heidegger, Whitehead and the "fourfold" event

Keith Robinson

184-202

Two floors of thinking

Deleuze's aesthetics of folds

Birgit M. Kaiser

203-224

Capacity or plasticity

so just what is a body?

Matthew Hammond

225-242