Repetition and difference (Kawade Bunko) (2007) ISBN: 4309462979

Deleuze's approach challenges traditional ideas of identity and sameness. I'm curious what personal or intellectual influences led him to prioritize difference and repetition.

The book's non-linear and dense structure can be intimidating. For those who stuck with it, did the organization aid in grasping Deleuze's arguments or make it harder to follow?

Deleuze's concepts seem to intersect with many modern discourses. I'm wondering how readers see its relevance to current discussions on individuality and societal change.