Montag 27.3. , bbooks, Lübbenerstr.14, 10997 Berlin Buchvorstellung: Andrew Culp “Dark Deleuze” mit Jose Rosales und Achim Szepanski (plus Skype-Talk mit Andrew Culp) Ein revolutionärer Deleuze, der einer Welt der verpflichtenden Happiness, der dezentralisierten Kontrolle und der Überbewachung zugeneigt ist? […]
Buchpräsentation “Dark Deleuze”
Echo Bücher, Berlin here Ultrablackness of Music: Feindliche Übernahme Andrzej Steinbach & Achim Szepanski Buchpräsentation / Installation DJ Bleed Mittwoch 29. März, 19:00 Uhr In einem parcours de force durchschreitet Achim Szepanski in dem kurzen Text “Ultrablackness in der Musik.
Buchpräsentation Ultrablackness of Music: Feindliche Übernahme
Beitrag gehalten am 27.3.2017 bei bbooks Berlin Soweit es um die Deleuze-Forschung geht, ist Dark Deleuze wahrlich eine Studie der Häresie, insofern Andrew Culp Deleuze keineswegs wie so viele andere Kommentatoren, die dem kalten Rausch der Transformation des poststrukturalistischen Denkens
Dark Deleuze: Netzwerkpessimismus, radikale Ökonomiekritik und subtraktive Negativität
Achim Szepanski has been one of the “heroes” of the ‘90s thanks to the creation and the visionary promotion of his Mille Plateaux (1994-2004), the famous record label based in Frankfurt. Due to his peculiar philosophical theory applied to the
Technodeleuze and Mille Plateaux. Achim Szepanski’s Interview (1994-1996)
The aim of this essay is to interrogate the relationship between Deleuze’s concepts of Idea, creativity, and control societies, alongside its interpretation by Paul Patton and Godard’s efficacy at giving these concepts their proper audio-visual form in cinema. By means of
Alfie Bown: Your book is just 77 pages long but your project and its scope is huge. Your aim has been to recover Deleuze from those who saw him as the philosopher of “joyous affirmation” and who experienced his work
Translated from the French by Ames Hodges. [This text is an excerpt of Éric Alliez and Maurizio Lazzarato’s forthcoming book Wars and Capital, to be published in English by Semiotext(e). The book’s release is scheduled for August 2017.] 1. We
“We do not lack communication,” Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari wrote in What Is Philosophy?, their final joint text. “On the contrary, we have too much of it. We lack creation. We lack resistance to the present.”[1] During the course
A Conspiracy Against the World: Comments on Andrew Culp’s “Dark Deleuze”
The essay moves from the conceptual place where the “philosophical plane faces the chaos” (Deleuze-Guattari/1991). From a deep distance trapped in the past and the discretion of the dawn, a different thought and a different culture (re)emerge. The book presents
Acceleration, Revolution and Money in Deleuze and Guattari’s Anti-Oedipus
Desiring machines make us an organism; but at the very heart of this production, the body suffers from being organized in this way, from not having some other sort of organization, or no organization at all. – Gilles Deleuze/Fritz Guattari,
Deleuze & Guattari: Culture of Death / Culture of Capital
The tale of the circle, the dot, and the arrow — a moral tale — tells the story of a dominant way of thinking about people in the world. The most common preconceptions about epistemology and ontology are contained in
(Edited version of paper presented at the Deleuze Studies Conference in Rome, July 2016.) 1.1 From ‘What is Philosophy’ to ‘Where is Non-Philosophy’? While Deleuze and Guattari’s What Is Philosophy? begins and explores the question of its title, charting the
The Repetition of Generic Gnostic Matrices