What is Deleuze?
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line b
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I read that chapter and didnt even realize it was written by them at first
versh
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What did you think you were reading?
line b
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I thought it was some secondary lit written by others either explaining what d and g were saying or taking their ideas and running with it. I read it randomly while I was looking for extra texts around Anti-Oedipus and remember thinking ''oh man this is good, who wrote it?"
luka
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In “A Gold Ring
Called Reluctance,” Prynne points to the fact that unity and coherence might themselves
be forms of violence: “biologic collapse is violence reversed, / like untying a knot”
versh
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This Artaud quote that pops up early on in AO's good,
". . . this emotion, situated outside of the particular point
where the mind is searching for it . . . one's entire soul flows into this emotion
that makes the mind aware of the terribly disturbing sound of matter, and passes
through its white-hot flame."
". . . this emotion, situated outside of the particular point
where the mind is searching for it . . . one's entire soul flows into this emotion
that makes the mind aware of the terribly disturbing sound of matter, and passes
through its white-hot flame."
versh
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@linebaugh and I convinced someone this was an excerpt from Anti-Oedipus by describing it as "a pretty loose translation".
Clinamenic
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Jolly good show versh
It was actually the same mate who came round and did thd ceiling for me, he's full of tall stories. He was telling me a classic about a night out with his bird.
And we were talking about the godfather book, by Mario puzo, cos I was showing him the first episode of "the offer" which is the kind of thing up his street.
Anyway, this other friend had been saying to me hod good the original godfather book is, I've never read it, and I knew he had, so I was asking him about it.
"Weird. Good, but weird."
"Weird how?"
Then he goes onto say how the Sonny character has a much bigger part and his affair is a major thing, and that the woman he's shagging says how 9nly sonny can satisfy her secually, cos he's got a big dick, and she's got this huge vagina.
And he said it's like your reading it and this thing about sonny's big dick anc her bucket fanny keep coming, not once but a few times.
And we were talking about the godfather book, by Mario puzo, cos I was showing him the first episode of "the offer" which is the kind of thing up his street.
Anyway, this other friend had been saying to me hod good the original godfather book is, I've never read it, and I knew he had, so I was asking him about it.
"Weird. Good, but weird."
"Weird how?"
Then he goes onto say how the Sonny character has a much bigger part and his affair is a major thing, and that the woman he's shagging says how 9nly sonny can satisfy her secually, cos he's got a big dick, and she's got this huge vagina.
And he said it's like your reading it and this thing about sonny's big dick anc her bucket fanny keep coming, not once but a few times.
shakahislop
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I read this when I was about 14 and I vividly remember this bit
versh
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I didn't realise Anti-Oedipus was mostly written by Guattari and Deleuze was essentially his editor. I suppose it makes sense given their respective fields and the content of the book.
Guattari's notes provide a fair bit of ammo to the people who argue it's all just nonsense too.
www.theparisreview.org
Guattari's notes provide a fair bit of ammo to the people who argue it's all just nonsense too.
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From The Anti-Oedipus Papers, a set of notes and journal entries by Félix Guattari. When Guattari, born on this day in 1930, cowrote Anti-Oedipus (1972) with Gilles Deleuze, readers and scholars were baffled by their process; Guattari’s extensive diarizing pulls back the curtain on their...
www.theparisreview.org
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translation ain't very goodI didn't realise Anti-Oedipus was mostly written by Guattari and Deleuze was essentially his editor. I suppose it makes sense given their respective fields and the content of the book.
Guattari's notes provide a fair bit of ammo to the people who argue it's all just nonsense too.
Say Stupid Shit
From The Anti-Oedipus Papers, a set of notes and journal entries by Félix Guattari. When Guattari, born on this day in 1930, cowrote Anti-Oedipus (1972) with Gilles Deleuze, readers and scholars were baffled by their process; Guattari’s extensive diarizing pulls back the curtain on their...
woops
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that's true but it's also not what i'm whingeing about
versh
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I was surprised at how much of AO was already in Miller. They frequently quote from Sexus and he's already going on about desire, abandoning the analyst's couch, swarms and whatnot. They don't even have to put it in their own words, they can just lift the stuff verbatim and it slots right in.
The whole flows and machines thing is definitely a compelling idea, saw a bee land on a flower whilst reading it and felt like this,
The whole flows and machines thing is definitely a compelling idea, saw a bee land on a flower whilst reading it and felt like this,