Gregg Lambert is Chair of English at Syracuse University, New York.

"'Gregg Lambert has written a quite excellent book on Deleuze and Guattari. It provides a series of fascinating and highly instructive insights into their critical engagement with Marxism and psychoanalysis and shows the continuing relevance of their critique.' Kelth Ansell-Pearson, Professor of Philosophy, University of Warwick 'Polemical, erudite and incisive, Gregg Lambert's latest book provides a major reevaluation of the significance of Deleuze and Guttari's work for literature, psychoanalysis and politics. This is a fine piece of work.' Philip Goodchild, Associate Professor, Religious Studies, University of Nottingham"

• Preface and Acknowledgements; Foreword: Why the Revolution (of Desire) Did Not Take Place; I. Expression; 1. Once More for a 'Minor Literature' - This Time With Feeling!; 2. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Language; II. Psychoanalysis; 3. 'Deterritorializing' Psychoanalysis; 4. Slavoj Zizek - It's 'Body Without Organs' (BWO), Dummy!; III. Politics; 5. On the Grandeur of Marx'; 6. On 'the Right to Desire'; IV Power (seminar on Foucault); 7. How 'Power Makes Us See and Speak'; 8. Why 'Power Produces Truth as a Problem'; Notes; Bibliography; Index.

Gregg Lambert is Chair of English at Syracuse University, New York.

"'Gregg Lambert has written a quite excellent book on Deleuze and Guattari. It provides a series of fascinating and highly instructive insights into their critical engagement with Marxism and psychoanalysis and shows the continuing relevance of their critique.' Kelth Ansell-Pearson, Professor of Philosophy, University of Warwick 'Polemical, erudite and incisive, Gregg Lambert's latest book provides a major reevaluation of the significance of Deleuze and Guttari's work for literature, psychoanalysis and politics. This is a fine piece of work.' Philip Goodchild, Associate Professor, Religious Studies, University of Nottingham"

• Preface and Acknowledgements; Foreword: Why the Revolution (of Desire) Did Not Take Place; I. Expression; 1. Once More for a 'Minor Literature' - This Time With Feeling!; 2. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Language; II. Psychoanalysis; 3. 'Deterritorializing' Psychoanalysis; 4. Slavoj Zizek - It's 'Body Without Organs' (BWO), Dummy!; III. Politics; 5. On the Grandeur of Marx'; 6. On 'the Right to Desire'; IV Power (seminar on Foucault); 7. How 'Power Makes Us See and Speak'; 8. Why 'Power Produces Truth as a Problem'; Notes; Bibliography; Index.

Gregg Lambert is Chair of English at Syracuse University, New York.

"'Gregg Lambert has written a quite excellent book on Deleuze and Guattari. It provides a series of fascinating and highly instructive insights into their critical engagement with Marxism and psychoanalysis and shows the continuing relevance of their critique.' Kelth Ansell-Pearson, Professor of Philosophy, University of Warwick 'Polemical, erudite and incisive, Gregg Lambert's latest book provides a major reevaluation of the significance of Deleuze and Guttari's work for literature, psychoanalysis and politics. This is a fine piece of work.' Philip Goodchild, Associate Professor, Religious Studies, University of Nottingham"

• Preface and Acknowledgements; Foreword: Why the Revolution (of Desire) Did Not Take Place; I. Expression; 1. Once More for a 'Minor Literature' - This Time With Feeling!; 2. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Language; II. Psychoanalysis; 3. 'Deterritorializing' Psychoanalysis; 4. Slavoj Zizek - It's 'Body Without Organs' (BWO), Dummy!; III. Politics; 5. On the Grandeur of Marx'; 6. On 'the Right to Desire'; IV Power (seminar on Foucault); 7. How 'Power Makes Us See and Speak'; 8. Why 'Power Produces Truth as a Problem'; Notes; Bibliography; Index.