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Continental metaphysics

Hello. It's my understanding that Nietzsche and Heidegger both saw themselves as working against metaphysics as they understood it and called for an end to metaphysics. How has more recent continental philosophy discussed metaphysics? What texts would you recommend where the author thematizes metaphysics explicitly? I'm wondering if recent continental philosophy still sees itself as working towards the end of metaphysics or if this orientation has shifted. 

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Deleuze could be of some interest to you. He embraced metaphysics even when they alerte extremely unpopular. Even going as far as to call himself a pure metaphysician. Plus, he engages heavily with Nietzsche and Heidegger to a certain extent as well.