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Tag Archives: a thousand plateaus
A Thousand Plateaus as thriller
The first thought that came to my mind after finishing A Thousand Plateaus for the nth time for my comps is that you could read it as a thriller contemporary thriller novel. It has all the trappings of a Dan Brown novel: there … Continue reading
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Tagged a thousand plateaus, deleuze and guattari, diagram, genre, thriller
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Trying to Read Again: New Copies of Deleuze and Guattari
I’ve had my copies of Anti-Oedipus and A Thousand Plateaus for a long time. They’ve been paged through over and over again. I’ve read through them in high school (understanding nothing), college (understanding a little), and graduate school (understanding a little more). They’re still … Continue reading
On rrrrrrrroll
I have had rrrrrrrroll open in a tab on my desktop for a month or more, always trying to figure out what I should write about it. Clearly I am never going to get there. Maybe that’s the point. rrrrrrrroll is about a single … Continue reading
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Tagged a thousand plateaus, deleuze and guattari, gif, rrrrrrrroll, theory
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this cage is worms 