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 
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]