Deleuze and the Non/Human Turn: An interview with Elizabeth Grosz

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Accordingly, the contributors to the volume are drawn from across the academy. Deleuze's philosophy already anticipated many of the current debates about the non/human.

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Hedvig Stark
Göteborgs Universitet
Jon Roffe
Deakin University

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