17. For Ourselves, The Right to Be Greedy (1974), Theses 45, 47
18. EO, 5
19. Translation taken from here [Accessed: November 24, 2017]: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Works_of_J._W._von_Goethe/Volume_9/Vanitas,_Vanitatum_Vanitas
20. EO, 7
21. EO, 222
22. EO, 271
23. Marx, MECW 3: 186, 187
24. For this and the following quote, see Deleuze, 161.
25. “Ich bin nichts, und ich müsste alles sein.” Marx, MECW 3: 185
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