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<li><a href="https://amzn.to/2NOG1Br">Amazon</a>
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<li>volume one
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<li>Introduction: <a href="/en/iteration">iteration</a> and <a href="/en/difference">difference</a></li>
<li>Chapter 1: Difference in Itself</li>
<li>Chapter 2: Repetition Toward Itself</li>
<li>Chapter 3: Imagery of Thought</li>
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<li>last volume (in set)
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<li>Chapter 4: Ideological Synthesis of Differences</li>
<li>Chapter 5: Of what can be sensed <a href="/en/asymmetric%20synthesis">asymmetric synthesis</a>.</li>
<li>Conclusion: Difference and Repetition</li>
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If it is the task of thought to pursue the potential to its base of repetition, it is the task of imagination to grasp the various processes of actualization in terms of such repetitions or reverberations.&quot;
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 - <a href="/en/Differences%20and%20generalities">Differences and generalities</a> <a href="/en/difference">difference</a> <a href="/en/generality">generality</a>
 - <a href="/en/Repetition%20and%20uniqueness">Repetition and uniqueness</a> <a href="/en/iteration">iteration</a> <a href="/en/uniqueness">uniqueness</a>
 - <a href="/en/Possible%20and%20Existential">Possible and Existential</a> <a href="/en/potential">potential</a> <a href="/en/realistic">realistic</a>
- <a href="/en/Potential%20and%20Active">Potential and Active</a> <a href="/en/potential">potential</a> <a href="/en/active">active</a>
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