by Frederick Amrine (Author)

First, a study of Ch. III of Difference and Repetition, "The Image of Thought," and Steiner's later philosophy, focusing on two lectures given in Bologna in 1911, and on the last chapter of The Riddles of Philosophy (1914). All four texts are radical, profound - and remarkably similar. This essay is followed by an imaginary conversation between Gilles Deleuze and Rudolf Steiner, revealing uncanny parallels.