Federico—damned autocorrect. To continue my reply:

Beyond that, and more broadly, it really just depends on which direction “beyond the general” you want to go.

In the vein of Frederick Campagna, Bifo would probably be a good place to start since Campagna, iirc, translated one of his works. He’s known for being an autonomist Marxist but there is a lot of overlap.

I really enjoyed his book “The Swerve” too. Thanks for putting this one on my radar! I agree, he is a great writer.

Gilles Deleuze & Felix Guattari: Intersecting Lives by François Dosse or, more likely, Deleuze, Philosophy, and the Creation of Concepts by Axel Cherniavsky, translated by the one and only @tayloradkins.bsky.social

Both Deleuze and Guattari? Kafka. Just Deleuze? Is a toss-up between Difference and Repetition and Nietzsche.

Once he retires, he could still have an incredibly successful career in coaching, broadcasting, or as a wrestler in the WWE. A renaissance man if you will!

If you’re looking for something more philosophical: Practical Philosophy by Gilles Deleuze.

If you’re introducing to young children the ethical frameworks of deontology vs. consequentialism, then yes. I cannot figure out its utility in any other circumstance.

For those curious, the poems are titled “Mein Glück,” “Warum ich so klug bin,” and “Die Sonne sinkt.”

I believe this is also because the victims’ families sued the venue, not the event planner.