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==History== | ==History== | ||
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Before meeting each other and collaborating, Deleuze and Guattari had their own personal projects and works. Deleuze taught at the University of Paris and published his first work, ''Empiricism and Subjectivity'', a work on the theories of Hume. After his time there he worked at the French National Center for Scientific Research, during which he wrote ''Nietzsche and Philosphy'', his own personal anti-Hegelian reading of Nietzsche. It was also during his time there that he befriended fellow post-structuralist philosopher Michel Foucault. He then taught at the University of Lyon. During this time the events of may 68' occurred, in which he defended his dissertations by writing two works: ''Difference and Repetition'' and ''Expressionism in Philosophy''. He then began teaching at the University of Paris VIII, where he would befriend Guattari. | |||
Guattari became interested in politics and philosophy through his participation in Trotskyist groups as a teenager. He then worked directly under famous psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan, who he would later be very critical of. After this he worked at La Borde, an experimental clinic that would greatly influence his later idea of schizoanalysis through their experimental use of group therapy. His earlier Marxist views still influenced him greatly, as he would support anti-colonial struggles and the Italian autonomists. He then founded, along with many other militants, The Federation of Groups for Institutional Study & Research, which engaged in anti-colonial struggle and anti-psychiatry. Guattari was involved in the may 68' movements, the failure of which influencing him and many others thought. After this he met Deleuze and begun planning ''Anti-Oedipus'' together. | |||
===Deleuze And Guattari's Collaboration=== | ===Deleuze And Guattari's Collaboration=== | ||
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Meta-Anarchism, also known as Deleuzoguattarianism, is a philosophical and political ideology that focuses on an analysis of different social structures based upon ideas such as machines, territories, war machines, etc. It analyzes these structures from a 
Post-Structuralist and a 
Post-Modernist perspective, rejecting any fundamental principle for its ideas, instead relying on what Deleuze and Guattari call 
Pragmatics. Their political ideas are broadly based upon 
Post-Left ideas arising after may 68.
History
Before The Collaboration
Before meeting each other and collaborating, Deleuze and Guattari had their own personal projects and works. Deleuze taught at the University of Paris and published his first work, Empiricism and Subjectivity, a work on the theories of Hume. After his time there he worked at the French National Center for Scientific Research, during which he wrote Nietzsche and Philosphy, his own personal anti-Hegelian reading of Nietzsche. It was also during his time there that he befriended fellow post-structuralist philosopher Michel Foucault. He then taught at the University of Lyon. During this time the events of may 68' occurred, in which he defended his dissertations by writing two works: Difference and Repetition and Expressionism in Philosophy. He then began teaching at the University of Paris VIII, where he would befriend Guattari.
Guattari became interested in politics and philosophy through his participation in Trotskyist groups as a teenager. He then worked directly under famous psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan, who he would later be very critical of. After this he worked at La Borde, an experimental clinic that would greatly influence his later idea of schizoanalysis through their experimental use of group therapy. His earlier Marxist views still influenced him greatly, as he would support anti-colonial struggles and the Italian autonomists. He then founded, along with many other militants, The Federation of Groups for Institutional Study & Research, which engaged in anti-colonial struggle and anti-psychiatry. Guattari was involved in the may 68' movements, the failure of which influencing him and many others thought. After this he met Deleuze and begun planning Anti-Oedipus together.
Deleuze And Guattari's Collaboration
After Deleuze And Guattari
Beliefs
Tenets
Machinic Analysis Of Capital
The Statist Co-option Of The War Machine
Deteritorialization And Proto-Accelerationism
The Freeing Of Desire
Molecular Revolutions
Variants
Sub-Ideologies
Deleuzianism
Guattarism
Schools Of Thought
Dark Deleuzianism
Personality
How to Draw
- draw a ball
- make the background white
- draw a few variously colored dots inside the ball
- draw the eyes and you're done!
| Color Name | HEX | RGB | |
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| White | #FFFFFF | 255, 255, 255 | |
| Decrepit blue | #9BCED9 | 155, 206, 217 | |
| cyan | #76CFEA | 118, 207, 234 | |
| light blue | #44CFF3 | 68, 207, 243 | |
| death worship green | #C0E88B | 192, 232, 139 | |
| almost violet | #b1ACE8 | 177, 172, 232 | |
| red? | #EF9993 | 239, 153, 147 | |
| seafoam green | #72E8C6 | 114, 232, 198 | |
Obviously these do not have to be done in order, as that would impose a symbolic strata which restrains the free flow of desire.
Relationships
Friends
Frenemies
Marxism -
Enemies
Fascism -
Further Reading
Gallery
 Libertarian Unity - Sex, Drugs, and looking good in Thigh Highs 
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- ↑ "I think Felix Guattari and I are both still Marxists, though perhaps in different ways." in Negotiations 1972-1990