The book offered to the attention of readers presents three historical and philosophical works by the greatest philosopher of the 20th century - Gilles Deleuze (1925–1995). Deleuze gained fame as a virtuoso interpreter and deconstructor of texts that make up the “golden fund” of world philosophy. But such interpretations are interesting not only for their originality and originality. They help to penetrate deeper into the very complex conceptual apparatus of Deleuze’s own philosophizing, as well as to more fully experience what Lyotard once called “the postmodern condition.” The book is intended for philosophers, cultural experts, university teachers, students and graduate students specializing in the field of social sciences, as well as anyone interested in modern philosophical thought.