Gilles Deleuze: The tongues of the situation (1972 -1990)

"Languages of the State... 1972 1990," is one of Deleuze's works, which leads to understanding the most important aspects of his philosophy and grasping his difficult terminology and obscure concepts. That book guides the reader step by step inside Deleuze's garden. The book reviews most of his writings that he authored alone, or those he worked on with his friend Félix Guattari. Deleuze began the book with an introduction explaining the meaning of the title "Languages of the State." As the introduction to the Arabic edition of the book states, readers hear through the book Deleuze's voice addressing them directly more than in any other book. In it, he talks not only about his own concepts, philosophical strategy, and ideas; but also about the meaning of "the philosophical life," and the love and admiration he holds for his contemporary philosophers. The book also traverses issues of the past century and the present era, answering its questions, while working at the same time to ensure the discussion is free of ambiguity and does not lead to confusion.