ok, so where are the real Deleuzians hiding out here?
Can we talk about how comfy his history of philosophy books are? Nietzsche and Philosophy, Spinoza: Practical Philosophy, all of them are gold. Difference and Repetition too seems to be overlooked because everyone is jacking off on AO and ATP.
>>9832754
AO is comfy as hell if you're familiar with Freud. It's like one of those nice tipsy discussions you get going with old college friends.
Roko's Basilisk.
>>9832782
Yeah for sure.
Any Francophones watch Deleuze's interviews or lectures? they are also super comfy.
Did someone call for a real Deleuzian?
I read his Spinoza and I liked it.
Nietzsche would probably be Accelerationist if he were alive
>>9835823
>Nietzsche would probably be Accelerationist if he were alive
>>9832806
hello, emnight
return to discord, i have something important to tell you i learned about deleuze
brainlet here, can anyone of you niggas give me a quick tl;dr of capitalism and schizophrenia
>>9837153
be a yuppie artist
>>9832754
I just read his Spinoza alongside the Ethics. Was really good, how does it compare to Nietzsche and Philosophy?
I'm also doing a D&R reading group rn. I have a question for anyone familiar with it. In the postulate of error, Deleuze talks about the "ground" which fails to take form in stupidity and while being indeterminate coexist with determination. Would it be fair to compare this to Schelling's Absolute in the Freedom essay? The "Undground" (don't know how you spell it) which is the indeterminate ground of God?
>>9832754
He needs to cut his nails
>>9837153
machinic desire > oedipal repression
capitalism lives in yr nutbag
don't be a hater
go play