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Schizosophy 5th Anniversary
It was five years ago since I blogged the first posthere at Schizosophy, and it has been a great philosophical adventure. I would like to express gratitude to all my readers, friends and everyone who has being part of this blogging experience: nothing of this could ever happened without each one of you, so thanks for all your visits, comments and sharings ;-). Indeed, many things have occurred…
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Signifying Life
We believe we signify life but the language is not enough to it. (more…)
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Shifting Deleuze's Intensive Reading: Raw Materials & Second Sources
Shifting Deleuze’s Intensive Reading: Raw Materials & Second Sources
If Deleuze’s method of intensive reading brings about all kind of trouble for those who are willing to grasp all what his philosophical vitalism is about, it is because, in order to do so, it is needed to apply the same method to his own work and to read him intensively as well. (more…)
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Deleuze’s Intensive Reading [Unpublished] A free essay recomposed and taken from the Intensive Reading series already posted here at Schizosophy.
The Deleuzian Dramatization
Deleuze’s article The method of dramatization is a transcript of the 1967 session that Deleuze held with regards to some of the themes that he would formerly defend in 1969 as part of the dissertation for his Doctoral d’Etat, i.e, the same themes included in chapters 4 and 5 of his book Difference and Repetition. The article allows us to see how Deleuze was introduced to a group of sexagenarian…
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The Scheme of Significant Regime [Reloaded with English Subtitles]
In a blog post published last year [here] I was presenting Deleuze and Guattari’s famous Scheme of Significant Regime and exposing a brief synthetic description of it with a fragment of Marielle Burkhalter’s widespread YouTube video of Deleuze’s 1975 course at Vincennes –which is precisely the fragment where Deleuze appears explaining and drawing the scheme with chalk-in-hand–. (more…)
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Schizo-Poem [by Al Josca]
Schizo-Poem [by Al Josca]
schizosophie im schlafrock
philosophie und schizosophie sind schwestern, gerade so wie du und ich. nur dass schizosophie einen schlafrock trägt, die philosophie sich mit schweren gedanken. (more…)
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On Deleuze's Suicide: Death & Deadness
On Deleuze’s Suicide: Death & Deadness
Today is Deleuze’s 19th deathday. Two years ago we were blogging several posts about his suicide: (more…)
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Soul Reminder
It was then that his body exploded. (more…)
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Plane of Life [what happens to you]
Lennon’s famous phrase “Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans” is part of the lyrics of his song…
Fragments of an Amorous Cartomancy
Fragments of an Amorous Cartomancy
“The lover’s discourse is today of an extreme solitude.”
Roland Barthes’ Fragments d’un discours amoureux is a book which structure enables a reading that can be deployed in multiple ways. (more…)
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Scriptural voice
The act of writing is an exercise that has little value if it is not loaded with a scriptural voice that would reflect our own happened singularity. (more…)
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Event Date: 16 October 2014 Room JG5002, John Galsworthy Building, Penrhyn Road Campus, Penrhyn Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey KT1 2EE The Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy (CRMEP), Kingston University present:...
Mary Beth Mader - Whence intensity? Deleuze and the revival of a concept via dmfant Occuworld http://www.occuworld.org/news/1605722
The Scaphandre
Many texts that are read require the reader more effort than they should, and this has to do with the lack of generosity of whoever writes them. (more…)
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To read beyond pleasure
To read beyond pleasure
The Reader of Novels (1853) by Antoine Joseph Wiertz
There is the idea that reading is an activity related to a corporal register of pleasure, a register that brings a joy that ploughs our body through subtle stimuli, like rubbings, like whispers. However, it can also be seen as an imperious necessity. (more…)
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Zarathustra the Horse and Friedrich the Übermensch, #1
gravity, indeed
Relations between the points have stayed the same, or the relations of contrast and of opposition between white and black have remained the same […]. Deep down, in a very broad sense of what structuralism is, we can say that structuralism is the method of analysis that consists of drawing constant relations from elements that in themselves, in their own character, in their substance, can change.
So to all you haters out there who say Foucault never defined structuralism - yes he did, and he changed colour while doing it, too. [x]
