Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Note on the Citations -- Abbreviations -- 1. Context: Kant Meets Husserl -- Representation: Quality and Extensity -- Kant's Two Critiques -- Genetic Phenomenology -- Transcendental Empiricism -- 2. Overview of Themes -- Representing the World: The Other-Structure -- Free Indirect Discourse -- History and Language -- 3. Reading the Text -- Section 1. The Introduction: Repetition and Difference -- The Secret Subject -- Conduct and Law -- False Movement -- The Blocked Concept -- Conclusion -- Section 2. Difference in Itself -- Individuating Difference -- Deleuze and Hegel -- Ontological Difference -- Univocity -- Eternal Return and the Will to Power -- Section 3. Critical and Dogmatic Images of Thought -- Postulates -- Reduction -- Dynamic Genesis: The Doctrine of the Faculties -- Static Genesis: The Actualization of Sense -- Section 4. The Three Passive Syntheses -- Husserl, Kant and Heidegger -- The Formal Structure of Chapter Two -- Sensibility: Material Discontinuity -- Imagination: The First Synthesis -- Memory: The Second Synthesis -- Virtuality and the Problem -- Thought: The Third Synthesis -- Eternal Return and the Ideal Synthesis of Difference -- Section 5. The Ideal Synthesis of Difference -- Differential Calculus? -- Ideas and the Passive Syntheses -- Virtual Multiplicities -- The Other Half of the Object -- Ideas as Rules -- Actualization -- The Schematism: Spatio-temporal Dynamism -- Section 6. The Asymmetrical Synthesis -- Intensity -- Passive Synthesis -- Active Synthesis -- Individuation and Actualization -- Section 7. Representation and Repetition -- The Other-Structure -- Summary of the Genesis -- 4. Reception and Influence -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- F -- G -- H -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- P -- R -- S -- T -- W.