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...“You must be ready to burn yourself in your own flame.
How could you rise anew if you have not first become ashes?”
—Friedrich Nietzsche (via lola-a-soul-traveler)
[*how could you think despite of yourself?*]
(Source: raul218)
Friedrich Nietzsche (via lola-a-soul-traveler)
[*how could you think despite of yourself?*]
(Source: raul218)
“Drink and drugs are not required in order to work, but their only justification would be if they did help one to work, even at the risk of ones health.”
—A,B,C. (via circulationwithinmyskull)
[*wink-wink*]
A,B,C. (via circulationwithinmyskull)
[*wink-wink*]
Urban affects: On schizoanalysis »
“Guattari’s approach to analysis tries to help open up “collective assemblages of enunciation,” or possibilities for taking speech. This does not just mean speaking in the restricted sense: it could be gestures, affects, symbols, practices. The point is to articulate something singular, not…
“Stupidity is a structure of thought as such: it is not a means of self-deception, it expresses the non-sense in thought by right. Stupidity is not error or a tissue of errors. There are imbecile thoughts, imbecile discourses, that are made up entirely of truths; but these truths are base, they are those of a base, heavy and leaden soul. The state of mind dominated by reactive forces, by right, expresses stupidity and, more profoundly, that which it is a symptom of: a base way of thinking. In truth, as in error, stupid thought only discovers the most base — base errors and base truths that translate the triumph of the slave, the reign of petty values or the power of an established order. As he battles against his time Nietzsche’s denunciations are constant; what baseness is necessary to be able to say this, to be able to think that!”
—Gilles Deleuze, Nietzsche & Philosophy, p.105 (via oedipalopus)
Gilles Deleuze, Nietzsche & Philosophy, p.105 (via oedipalopus)
Gilles Deleuze, l’intempestif
Rue Descartes, n° 59, 2008/1
Sommaire
Qu’est-ce qu’une pensée intempestive ? (De Deleuze à Lynch)
Evelyne Grossman et Paola Marrati
Deleuze, la transcendance et le slogan
Jean-Michel Salanskis
Cartographies du dehors
Peter Pál Pelbart
Agencements deleuziens, dispositifs foucaldiens
Monique David-Ménard
Jane Bennett
Gilles Deleuze : le philosophe comme voyant
William E. Connolly
Deleuze lecteur d’Artaud – Artaud lecteur de Deleuze
Evelyne Grossman et Jacob Rogozinski
Deleuze et la comédie : petite forme et grande santé
Marc Cerisuelo
L’impossible pensée. Deleuze et la question de la bêtise
Dario Giugliano
What I’m trying to say is, you rule.