Jay Lampert is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

"We knew there was a philosophy of time in Deleuze; now Lampert's indispensable work reveals his philosophy of history as well, and guides us through its forbidding complexities with unparalleled lucidity. This book not only expands our conception of Deleuze, it positions him in a wholly different place in our philosophical firmament." -Fredric Jameson, William A. Lane Professor of Comparative Literature and Romance Studies, Duke University

• Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: The Problem of Simultaneity; Chapetr 3: Living in the Contracted Present - The First Synthesis of the Past; Chapter 4: The Virtual Storehouse of the Past; Chapter 5: Navigating the Dark Precusrsors - The Third Synthesis of the Past; Chapter 6: Dates and Destiny - The Problem of Historical Chronology. Chapter 7: Quasi-causes and Beoming-causal; Chapter 8: The Problem of Historical Events; Chapter 9: Diagnosis of the Now; Chapter 10: Co-exisiting Levels of Temporality.

Jay Lampert is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

"We knew there was a philosophy of time in Deleuze; now Lampert's indispensable work reveals his philosophy of history as well, and guides us through its forbidding complexities with unparalleled lucidity. This book not only expands our conception of Deleuze, it positions him in a wholly different place in our philosophical firmament." -Fredric Jameson, William A. Lane Professor of Comparative Literature and Romance Studies, Duke University

• Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: The Problem of Simultaneity; Chapetr 3: Living in the Contracted Present - The First Synthesis of the Past; Chapter 4: The Virtual Storehouse of the Past; Chapter 5: Navigating the Dark Precusrsors - The Third Synthesis of the Past; Chapter 6: Dates and Destiny - The Problem of Historical Chronology. Chapter 7: Quasi-causes and Beoming-causal; Chapter 8: The Problem of Historical Events; Chapter 9: Diagnosis of the Now; Chapter 10: Co-exisiting Levels of Temporality.

Jay Lampert is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

"We knew there was a philosophy of time in Deleuze; now Lampert's indispensable work reveals his philosophy of history as well, and guides us through its forbidding complexities with unparalleled lucidity. This book not only expands our conception of Deleuze, it positions him in a wholly different place in our philosophical firmament." -Fredric Jameson, William A. Lane Professor of Comparative Literature and Romance Studies, Duke University

• Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: The Problem of Simultaneity; Chapetr 3: Living in the Contracted Present - The First Synthesis of the Past; Chapter 4: The Virtual Storehouse of the Past; Chapter 5: Navigating the Dark Precusrsors - The Third Synthesis of the Past; Chapter 6: Dates and Destiny - The Problem of Historical Chronology. Chapter 7: Quasi-causes and Beoming-causal; Chapter 8: The Problem of Historical Events; Chapter 9: Diagnosis of the Now; Chapter 10: Co-exisiting Levels of Temporality.