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 the narrative, both what it means to have knowledge and
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Economy of the War Machine (part II of IV)
Part II. Three Models of Economy in Chapter 1
There are, according to D&G, as outlined in Chapter 1, three conceptually-distinct but ontologically-interwoven models for the composition of the assemblage of an object. For our purposes, we have said we will take up the object qua assemblage that is ...
Deleuze, deleuze/guattari, Federal Reserve, finance, multiplicity, rhizome, rupture
LARUELLE AND DELEUZE: from difference to multiplicity
CONTEXT
We are living through a very interesting period in the realm of Continental Philosophy, containing aspects of continuing progress and of intellectual regression. The regression proclaims itself to be a decisive progress beyond the merely negative and critical philosophies of the recent past. Yet the philosophies of Deleuze, Foucault, ...
Deleuze, difference, multiplicity, non-laruelle, non-philosophy, queer