The volume brings together texts from 1972 to 1990: interviews, letters, and articles, organized around five axes: from Anti-Oedipus to A Thousand Plateaus, film, Michel Foucault, philosophy, and politics. The texts trace the intellectual journey of one of the most fascinating and, alongside Foucault, perhaps the most original philosophers of France in the last two decades. From Anti-Oedipus, this cult book of the 1970s that emerged from the intellectual-political currents of May '68 (Marxism, psychoanalysis, ethnology, post-structuralism), which it both transcends and accelerates the collapse of, the path leads through philosophical reflections on film (drawing on Bergsonian theorems of time and movement), contemplation of the friend and accomplice Foucault, to a renewed attempt to clarify the relationship between politics and philosophy.