Craig Lundy is a Reader in Social and Political Thought at London Metropolitan University. He is the author of Deleuze's Bergsonism (2018), History and Becoming: Deleuze’s Philosophy of Creativity (2012) and co-editor with Daniela Voss of At the Edges of Thought: Deleuze and Post-Kantian Philosophy (2015), all published with Edinburgh University Press.

Craig Lundy takes us on an unprecedented exploration of the interior of Deleuze's philosophy. Starting from a remarkable reading of Deleuze’s Bergsonism, Lundy shows with great clarity how Deleuze’s main concepts started taking shape here and to what extent his entire oeuvre remained infused by the ideas he developed in this book dedicated to Bergson. Lundy’s book is at once a magnificent introduction to Deleuze’s thought and much more than that. By revisiting the question of Bergsonism in Deleuze’s terms, Lundy highlights the invention of an entire philosophical scene whose relevance for today he means to reclaim.

• Acknowledgements Abbreviations IntroductionThe Method of IntuitionDuration and MultiplicityMemory and the VirtualDualism or Monism?The Élan Vital and DifferentiationNotesBibliographyIndex

Craig Lundy is a Reader in Social and Political Thought at London Metropolitan University. He is the author of Deleuze's Bergsonism (2018), History and Becoming: Deleuze’s Philosophy of Creativity (2012) and co-editor with Daniela Voss of At the Edges of Thought: Deleuze and Post-Kantian Philosophy (2015), all published with Edinburgh University Press.

Craig Lundy takes us on an unprecedented exploration of the interior of Deleuze's philosophy. Starting from a remarkable reading of Deleuze’s Bergsonism, Lundy shows with great clarity how Deleuze’s main concepts started taking shape here and to what extent his entire oeuvre remained infused by the ideas he developed in this book dedicated to Bergson. Lundy’s book is at once a magnificent introduction to Deleuze’s thought and much more than that. By revisiting the question of Bergsonism in Deleuze’s terms, Lundy highlights the invention of an entire philosophical scene whose relevance for today he means to reclaim.

• Acknowledgements Abbreviations IntroductionThe Method of IntuitionDuration and MultiplicityMemory and the VirtualDualism or Monism?The Élan Vital and DifferentiationNotesBibliographyIndex