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Book SynopsisTable of ContentsPreface, Acknowledgments, Introduction: Science in the Gap, Part I. The Virtual in Time and Space, 1. The Insistence of the Virtual in Science and the History of Philosophy, by Arnaud Villani, 2. Superposing Images: Deleuze and the Virtual after Bergson’s Critique of Science, by Peter Gaffney, 3. The Intense Space(s) of Gilles Deleuze, by Thomas Kelso, Part II. Science and Process, 4. Interstitial Life: Remarks on Causality and Purpose in Biology, by Steven Shaviro, 5. Digital Ontology and Example, by Aden Evens, 6. Virtual Architecture, by Manola Antonioli, Part III. Science and Subjectivity, 7. The Subject of Chaos, by Gregory Flaxman, 8. Elemental Complexity and Relational Vitality: The Relevance of Nomadic Thought for Contemporary Science by Rosi Braidotti, 9. Numbers and Fractals: Neuroaesthetics and the Scientific Subject by Patricia Pisters, Part IV. Science and the Brain, 10. The Image of Thought and the Sciences of the Brain after What Is Philosophy?, by Arkady Plotnitsky, 11. Deleuze, Guattari, and Neuroscience, by Andrew Murphie, 12. Mammalian Mathematicians, by lark Bailey, Afterword: The Metaphysics of Science: An Interview with Manuel DeLanda Manuel DeLanda and Peter Gaffney, Contributors, Index
