Blogs about: Deleuze And Guattari
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Creating an Alternative Life Context
Sinclair argues that the demonstration is rather an ineffective means of revolution. At first, this revelation is rather startling. Sinclair is openly refuting the very methodology which any “… more →
Eng 4992: A Directed Study
Collapse VI: Geo/Philosophy
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Tim Matts wrote 2 weeks ago: In my last post I drew attention to the Collapse journal and its role in disseminating the so-called … more →
(re)Introduction
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subverses wrote 2 weeks ago: An invisible alliance, an imaginary party, a body without organs… What has been established is … more →
Semiotext(e) Intervention Series (2-5)
toutniquer wrote 1 month ago: This series may be one of the more interesting things Semiotext(e) has done in awhile (possibly fuel … more →
Deleuze and Guattari Show at i^3 hypermedia, August 2009
mcti wrote 1 month ago: Installation, “Enter Subject” (images taken from a Facebook album) by Joel Kuennen The i … more →
An Exploration of Deleuze and Guattari's Concept of the Rhizome
A.R. Duckworth wrote 2 months ago: The rhizome is a philosophical concept advanced by Giles Deleuze and Felix Guattari in A Thousand Pl … more →
Reading Response #2 on Deleuze & Guattari, from A Thousand Plateaus
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kimber87 wrote 2 months ago: I really loved the idea of a rhizome. I found this image that directly linked my “image” … more →
Some discussion Questions for Week 4: What does it mean to be a Rhizome
geekygirl30 wrote 2 months ago: 1. Firstly, would it be fruitful to think of a book as multiplicity and an assemblage in light of t … more →
what can a child do?
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plasticbodies wrote 2 months ago: Be a Spinozist: ‘Children are Spinozists,” Deleuze and Guattari tell us in A Thousand Pl … more →
NOVA
ecko4inc wrote 3 months ago: There are worse things than death Mr Lee for example to live under the conditions your enemies will … more →
Day 9: BwO (Beethoven without organs)
thearbanmethod wrote 5 months ago: Beethoven-hand written score Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) was a German composer and and pianist … more →
Response to 'Dawkins on Deleuze and others'
markuspretzel wrote 5 months ago: I don’t claim to know a huge amount about Deleuze & Guattari’s work, and I can … more →
Review: 'John Beard: After Image' paintings at John Buckley Gallery, Melbourne
bunyanth wrote 6 months ago: Exhibition dates: 20th May – 6th June, 2009 . . John Beard ‘Darwin’ 2009 . . John … more →
In search of 'grass' in literature
adairjones wrote 7 months ago: There’s an ancient proverb in China: “Plant one bamboo shoot, cut bamboo for the rest of your life.” … more →
Painful papers.
daughterofben wrote 7 months ago: I recently finished my final paper for Psychoanalysis and Early Modern Drama and, well, the final re … more →
Around the galleries: Derek O'Connor at Karen Woodbury Gallery, Peter Cole 'Elements + Memories' at John Buckley Gallery, Melbourne
bunyanth wrote 8 months ago: In a mad dash around town I managed to see the Derek O’Connor and Peter Cole exhibitions bef … more →
Things I'm currently reading (and the briefest considerations of them).
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daughterofben wrote 9 months ago: or, several more reasons why I’m doomed to fail at reading long novels. Cary, Elizabeth. The … more →
Dream
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Joseph Weissman wrote 9 months ago: “When I’m dreaming back like that I begins to see we’re only all telescopes.” Joyce, … more →
The Block of Exchange
ecko4inc wrote 9 months ago: Yes, in my stumbling, bumbling way I was making all manner of discoveries. One of them was that one … more →
Big Dog: Our Selves
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kvond wrote 1 year ago: Witness (and I do mean witness…behold) the latest robotic lifeform, Big Dog. What I am most in … more →
