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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Commentary (works not included). Pages: 20. Not illustrated. Chapters: Anti-Œdipus, a Thousand Plateaus, Capitalism and Schizophrenia. Excerpt: Anti-dipus (1972) is a book by the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze and psychoanalyst Félix Guattari. It is the first volume of Capitalism and Schizophrenia, the second volume being A Thousand Plateaus (1980). It presents an analysis of human psychology, economics, society, and history, showing how "primitive", "despotic", and "capitalist regimes" differ in their organization of production, inscription, and consumption. It describes how capitalism channels all desires through an axiomatic money-based economy, a form of organization that is abstract, rather than local or material. Michel Foucault, in its renowned preface, remarked how this works' primary focus is the fight against contemporary fascism. In the family, the young develop in a perverse relationship, wherein they learn to love the same person that beats and oppresses them. The family therefore constitutes the first cell of the fascist society, as they will carry this love for oppressive figures in their adult life. Deleuze and Guattari's book, in its analysis of the dynamics at work within a family, consist in the "tracking down of all varieties of fascism, from the enormous ones that surround and crush us to the petty ones that constitute the tyrannical bitterness of our everyday lives". Michel Foucault writes in the introduction, "...Anti-dipus is an introduction to the nonfascist life." Where capitalist society trains us to believe that desire equals lack and that the only way to meet our desires is to consume, Anti-dipus has a different take: desire does not come from lack, as in the Freudian understanding. On the contrary, desire is a productive force. "It is not a theater, but a factory". The opposition to the notion of lack is...
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Playful and prescient. A classic of contemporary philosophy.,
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A Thousand Plateaus is an absolute necessity for anyserious reader of contemporary philosophy. Deleuze and Guattari correctly predicted the intensification of the stratification of "civilized society" by 1980; they also presaged the World Wide Web and declared their deep suspicions about any and all massive systems for networking humankind before the web ever existed. Their anarchic call for radical individual autonomy never sounded truer than now. (A noteworthy additional book to seek from their giant bibliography: Pierre Clastres' Society Against the State.) Helfen Sie anderen Kunden bei der Suche nach den hilfreichsten Rezensionen
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an architectural view,
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THE LATE French philosopher Gilles Deleuze seemed to provide the answer. "Deleuze talks about the production of space and power relations, and all that appeals very much to architects," says Lynn. According to Lynn, the Deleuze boom started in 1987, with the translation into English of A Thousand Plateaus. Thanks to his singular combination of disdain and reverence for techno-capitalism, Deleuze had an immediate and obvious appeal to today's cyberarchitects. A member of the radical French left, Deleuze viewed the triumph of capitalism as inevitable. In his writing, he is in turn horrified by and admiring of capitalism's raw power and extraordinary fecundity in transforming the world. But capitalism's strength, according to Deleuze, is also its weakness. As it moves toward global dominance, capitalism's inherent instability becomes increasingly susceptible to manipulation. Rather than preaching outright revolution, Deleuze proposes a "micropolitics": the establishment of local zones of freedom that tap the energies of capitalism to create a "war machine" against the "state apparatus."
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I loved it for the same reason it exasperated me,
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It seems as though in Capitalism and Schizophrenia, (a title which thrilled me upon discovery) the authors spend an awful time thrashing around in the cage of their hang-ups with language. The section on "graphisms" and incest makes me recall why I love Bergson so much-- whether or not I agree w/his philosopy-- he is talking from the inside of what he wants to get at instead of obsessing over who or what is preventing him from getting there. It seems these guys could try meditation to help with the tyranny of graphisms. There is no-escape when you love your prison more than your freedom, even if your prison happens to be the written word.
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