Zines, pamphlets, art comics, chap books etc

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Didn't @john eden do a few zines?

 

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This is someone from there too,

Fractal Ontology

refracting theory: politics, cybernetics, philosophy

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That was actually really big for me in understanding AO. I couldnt quite put my finger on what makes D&G so slippery but once it hit me that they are just constructing fractals I had an ah ha moment

 

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Didn't @john eden Eden do a few zines?

yeah i've got one somewhere, the one ive got was pretty professional, cant remember what its called, funny name

 

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I've chewed on making a zine as a means of finagling my way into a riso printing space

yeah good format. and there's loads of riso places now.i i did my first zine totally riso, then had a few riso pages in more recent one. last couple ive done at home cos lockdown

 

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That was actually really big for me in understanding AO. I couldnt quite put my finger on what makes D&G so slippery but once it hit me that they are just constructing fractals I had an ah ha moment

Have you finished AO now? We've got a Deleuze thread on here,

What is Deleuze?

Can anyone here help? I have been browsing the swatches of Deleuze that can be found on the internet. I find it difficult to understand from these what Deleuze is. This, for example, from 'How to make yourself a body without organs': No longer are there acts to explain, dreams or phantasies to...

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I wonder who the poster he's talking about was.

i think i know, but its still coming, we had a laugh about it recently

 

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That was actually really big for me in understanding AO. I couldnt quite put my finger on what makes D&G so slippery but once it hit me that they are just constructing fractals I had an ah ha moment

i was thinking of reading D&G cos i was feeling proud of myself for getting through ulysses, but then i decided i only want to read big things if they are more than 100 years old, for a ehile anyway.

 

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yeah linebaugh we could really do with some help with deleuze if you have some time. short sentences and lots of posts work well. no paragraphs please

 

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Ulysses is 98 years old though.

 

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or links or quotes. your own words only. short sentences. max 25 words per sentence, max five lines per point.

 

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Ulysses is 98 years old though.

yeah give or take. i'm going older next, bleak house

 

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short sentences and lots of posts work well. no paragraphs please

Shhh! You're making us look bad!

 

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Have you finished AO now? We've got a Deleuze thread on here,

What is Deleuze?

Can anyone here help? I have been browsing the swatches of Deleuze that can be found on the internet. I find it difficult to understand from these what Deleuze is. This, for example, from 'How to make yourself a body without organs': No longer are there acts to explain, dreams or phantasies to...

dissensus.com

Nah I stopped after the first chapter lol. But the time and amount of secondary material I ingested along side left me feeling like I had read a large book so I put it down satisfied. Im blowing through Discipline and Punish right now which has got me confident so I think I might continue soon

 

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its true though, we cant have another CE on our hands, no ones got the time, specially as we're coming out of lockdown

 

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discipline and punish is good, like a novel really. very good opening scene with that horrendous torture

 

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i'm glad there's no one on here who has actually read an entire D&G

 

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i might do a ulysses zine, i made some drawings whilst reading it and at one point it was really singing to me, i found a lot of good quotes but also wrote a bit of stuff off it

 

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@craner read A Thousand Plateaus.

 

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whats he said about it

 

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@blissblogger has read them too.