Date: Sat, 20 Dec 1997 08:37:12 -0500
From: "Charles J. Stivale" <C_Stivale-AT-wayne.edu>
Subject: Deleuzean, Deleuze-Guattarian, etc


A short while ago, I responded to Garnet Butchart's query about various
ways of referring to the works, collaborative and individual, of D&G. I
just spotted this footnote in an essay by John Mullarkey ("Deleuze and
Materialism: One or Several Matters?") in the latest issue of SAQ 96.3 "A
Deleuzean Century?" In fnote 3, Mullarkey refers to the "Smooth/Striated
Space" group of posts from this list that Mark Nunes has collected together
at his WWW site (at http://www.dc.peachnet.edu/~mnunes/smooth.html, and to
Hakim Bey's TAZ. Then Mullarkey adds parenthetically: "(I should note here
that I often conflate the significance of the collaborative work done by
Deleuze and Felix Guattari with Deleuze's individual studies, which is
admittedly a dubious, though at present unavoidable, scholarly move.)" I
guess I'm puzzled by the "unavoidable", but it reinforces the importance of
Garnet's query about ways of dealing with this dual (or "two-fold") thought.
CJ Stivale