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Date: Thu, 18 Jun 1998 11:09:27
From: "Eugene W. Holland" <Holland.1-AT-osu.edu>
Subject: Re: Guattari's Practical Schizoanalytic Work


At 09:56 PM 6/17/98 -0700, Ron wrote:

>Gene (--and others--):
>
>    Many thanks for the quick and very precise references in Anti-Oedipus.
>    Would you read this further deterritorialization as a further critique of
>a macropolitics-micropolitics division?  Do you think that the notion of "the
>group" would still be analytically viable after this, or would it attain a
>status like that of the individual (psychology) in AO ("The development of
>distinctions between group and individual fantasy shows sufficiently well, at
>last, that there is no individual fantasy" (AO 64))--at least at an
>'ontological' level of analysis?

I haven't read the Guattari essay to which Unleash supplied the reference,
so I don't know.  But having read other stuff from late Guattari, I would
say that the group as such is no longer viable and has been
de-territorialized.  I don't see how this would entail or accompany a
further critique of the macro/micro- politics division.

Gene Holland

   

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