Date: Wed, 13 Aug 1997 13:05:27 +1000
From: jeffery sams <J.Sams-AT-hum.gu.edu.au>


i am new to D-G and am after some feedback on a project

i recently participated in and filmed an occupation of our uni's admin
centre - i am making a video around a line used repeatedly by the senior
police agent "we will not listen to you until you get your delegate" i find
this interesting in terms of my reading of the war machine in plateus - the
police (only one of whom actualy possessess eyes and ears) and the
students/war machine each participant a nodal point with diverse
potentialities - the internalising and exterializing logics - and especialy
the way in which the internalising logic of the state seems to recoup the
collective into a state formation (as delegates)

as i say i am new to D and G's work and am interested to know if i am on
the right track here