One section of this work take the form of a lecture on strata and the self-organizing principle given by Conan Doyle's fictional Professor Challenger. In addition to that section, "The Geology of Morals", another section of this work examines Freud's analysis of the Wolf-Man, asking the question "One or Several Wolves?" This work can be read in any order, due to the "Rhizo
One section of this work take the form of a lecture on strata and the self-organizing principle given by Conan Doyle's fictional Professor Challenger. In addition to that section, "The Geology of Morals", another section of this work examines Freud's analysis of the Wolf-Man, asking the question "One or Several Wolves?" This work can be read in any order, due to the "Rhizomatic" nature of the non-chapter organizational sections it uses. One constant concept in this work is deterratorialization, and a section of this work asks the question "How do you make yourself a body without organs?" Further developing the concept of "Schizoanalysis", for 10 points name this work of "nomadology," the last book in the Capitalism and Schizophrenia series, a collaboration between Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari that came after Anti-Oedipus.
One section of this work take the form of a lecture on strata and the self-organizing principle given by Conan Doyle's fictional Professor Challenger.
A Thousand Plateaus [or Mille Plateaux; prompt on Capitalism and Schizophrenia before mention]