Dark Deleuze
Dark Deleuze
Gilles Deleuze is known as a thinker of joyous affirmation and rhizomatic assemblages. Andrew Culp argues that this once-radical canon of joy has lost its resistance to the present. Culp unearths an underground network of references to conspiracy, cruelty, the terror of the outside, and the shame of being human to rekindle Deleuze’s opposition to what is intolerable about this world.
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- March 23rd, 2019
In writing the book the author must reveal that (1) other scholarship commits an error; (2) an essential insight ha… https://t.co/aiycrMlrDN
- March 21st, 2019
kinilig naman ako ako na tanungan san DLan ng OPM ehehehe also meron akong buong UDD albums as in lowkey fan la… https://t.co/KIS9DlKDBx
- March 21st, 2019
I’ve been sitting on a very acrimonious belated review of Culp’s Dark Deleuze for six months just looking for the p… https://t.co/n4Ph9kuSt8
- March 19th, 2019
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- March 10th, 2019
@erik_davis Yeah. What's weird is MF obliquely ref's Zizek ("big Other") but seems take nothing from Organs Without… https://t.co/hDyV8XCbu7
- March 8th, 2019
@NyxLandUnlife I really liked this, you basically killed any liking for Dark Deleuze I still had. Is the Abrahami… https://t.co/uvFZqjzknV