Deleuze and Adorno are two of the most influential thinkers in the
twentieth century, especially in the post-war period. The book is a
comparative study of their philosophies. It focuses on the ways
these two radically different thinkers attempt to break away from
the primacy of identity and pursue freedom and the new. This
attempt is the common logic of difference shared by them. On the
other hand, such a logic of difference is expressed in two opposite
ways: Deleuze's positive constructivism and Adorno's negative
dialectics. The irreconciled opposition is present in every respect
of their theories. The book aims to reveal the similarity and the
difference between the two thinkers, and then examine the root that
causes the similarity and the distinction. The contrast is helpful
to deepen the understanding of the concept of difference, and
should be instructive for those who are interested in Deleuze or
Adonor or postmodern culture.
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