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E L E A N O R K A U F M A N Lévi-Strauss, Deleuze, and the Joy of Abstraction GILLES DELEUZE INSISTS AT DIFFERENT points that the most radical possibility for thought (if not politics) is to become more, not less, abstract. It is this poten- tial for becoming more abstract that I will locate as the hinge point between what might be narrated as Claude Lévi-Strauss’s structuralism and Deleuze’s poststruc- turalism: in short, Lévi-Strauss never fully crosse