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INFLeXions No. 1- How is Research-Creation? (May 2008) |
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Semiotic chains of every nature are connected to very diverse modes of coding .. that bring into play not only different regimes of signs but also states of things of differing status. ‘Collective assemblages of enunciation function directly within machinic assemblages; it is not impossible to make a radical break between regiments regimes of signs and their objects. … A rhizome ceaselessly establishes connections between semiotic chains, organizations of power, and circumstances relative to the arts, sciences, and social struggles. (Rhizome, page 7)
For both statements and desires, the issue is never to reduce the unconscious or to interpret it or to make it signify according to a tree model. The issue is to produce the unconscious, and with it new statements, different desires: the rhizome is precisely this production of the unconscious. (Rhizome, page 18).
The distinction to be made is not between exterior and interior, which are always relative , changing and reversible but between different types of multiplicities that coexist, interpenetrate, and change places – machines, cogs, motors and elements that are set in motion at a given moment, forming an assemblage of productive statements: “I love you” (or whatever). (One or Several Wolves, page 36) |
INFLeXions No. 1 (May 2008) How is Research-Creation? NODE: edited by Alanna Thain Affective Commotion Alanna Thain Creative Propositions for Thought in Motion Erin Manning The Thinking-Feeling of What Happens: A Semblance of a Conversation Brian Massumi Clone your Technics! Research-Creation, Radical Empiricism and the Constraints of Models Andrew Murphie Thinking Spaces for Research-Creation Derek McCormack Infinity in a Step: On the Compression and Complexity of a Movement Thought Stamatia Portanova TANGENTS: edited by Christoph Brunner and Natasha Prevost Systèmes des Sons Frédéric Lavoie What is a Smooth Plane? A journey of Nomadology 001 Yuk Hui Horizons Amélie Brisson-Darveau Fugue Marc Ngui: Diagrams for Deleuze & Guattari’s A Thousand Plateaus Bianca Scliar Mancini Diagrams for Deleuze & Guattari's A Thousand Plateaus Marc Ngui This Was Now; Terrains of Absence Mark Iwinski |
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