The Deleuze Seminars ft. Professor Daniel W. Smith

[@svsugvcarter]

Dan was one of my dissertation advisors! So great to hear him on the Pill Pod :-)

[@PlasticPills]

A fuckin gem dude

[@huzaa]

Amazing, thank you so much for making this conversation/interview available and accessible 🎉

[@thedream-workdoesnotthink4512]

Dan is one of the best Deleuze scholars out there.

[@robertalenrichter]

I speak French, but was happy to bookmark the site because it contains texts of lectures in the original that I haven't found elsewhere, of seminars that weren't recorded, I guess. Unfortunately, the PDFs are down right now, but the very first text is available in French on the page itself. This is a wonderful podcast episode.

[@Mexopa23]

This was really insightful! Thanks for the publish Pills.

[@mohsenbigdeli7001]

Thank you so much for doing this. you might not know how helpful your work is for us people outside the U.S and EU.

[@TheEvilClopper]

What a great interview, I'm 'teaching' a class next week with my writing & work partner on Deleuze's Spinoza and Practical Philosophy, I've been incredibly anxious leading up to it but this podcast has put me at an Incredible ease. We're all struggling with Deleuze! 🤣 And we're all getting something unique and 'intense' from this struggle and fight with the works of deleuze

[@alteritiesalways]

I hope your class went well! The more time we spend on Deleuze, the more time he demands! I'm sure those who attended appreciated the guidance :)

[@jaynotjoe7589]

Desire is effective. Wow, that so interesting and well articulated, I’m looking at logic, effective dark psychology and critical thinking for the new age, and now this, F**k ! What an Awesome podcast 🙌👍

[@danielcryderman7400]

Wow, thanks for that discussion!

[@inanedreamz673]

Awesome podcast

[@thedream-workdoesnotthink4512]

I read the Foucault seminar before the Foucault book and it really helped. Definitely check out the seminars if you're working on Deleuze.

[@DavidOrtiz-so7xg]

This one is pretty good

[@shrewdagency6588]

This was a cracking one 👍

[@onthemud4732]

Professor Smith! 🥰

[@Autists-Guide]

@Pills Regarding the immanent (and transcendent) ethics/morality thingy... I have the algorithm for that, if you're interested.

[@hruaiachawngthu]

33:40

[@marlie4872]

bookmarks for myself 25:05

[@jonatanbergli5344]

What books by Daniel W. Smith should I read?

[@waiyanzwemin1363]

His "essays on Deleuze" is pretty accessible and deals with Deleuze concept by concept.

[@Dd-dx6yy]

that depends on what you've already read by deleuze and nietzsche.