A a short introduction to Anti-Oedipus and overview of Deleuze & Guattari's concept of revolutionary desire as it relates to political collectivity and the dynamics of group formations.
Anti-Oedipus & the Collective Liberation of Desire
"Some people say that the social turmoil in the United States during the 1960s, or in France in '68, was a spontaneist event, transitory, marginal and that such a utopian revolution leads nowhere. But in my opinion, important things began happening only after that revolution, which perhaps was the last revolution in the old style."
Felix Guattari
A a short introduction to Anti-Oedipus and overview of Deleuze & Guattari's concept of revolutionary desire as it relates to political collectivity and the dynamics of group formations.
Saturday July 31st 2004 at Flor y Canto
6 PM
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