Anti-Oedipus Flashcards

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What does Nietzsche teach as a compliment to Marx’s Theory of Alienation?

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About how the history of mankind is the history of “becoming-reactive” and points “a way out” for humanity whereas Marx and Freud were too ingrained in culture

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Why is Schizophrenia like love?

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Process with no goal in mind. With processes we aim at the completion thereof and not the perpetuation of intensification and extremity.

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Countercathexis

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In psychoanalysis, anticathexis, or countercathexis, is the energy used by the ego to bind the primitive impulses of the Id.

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What does Marx refer to when he says “It is not the product of labor, but rather appears as it’s natural or divine presupposition.

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He is referring to social production. An unengendered nonproductive attitude, an element of anti production coupled with the process, a full body that functions as a socius.

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God defined as Omnitudo Realitatis

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From which all secondary realities are derived by a process division

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Why does Marx say suffering through productive reproduction is a form of self-enjoyment?

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Because the production creates an avatar of self to be recorded. “the object is the manifestation of the human reality, […] it is human activity and human suffering, for suffering, humanly considered, is a kind of self-enjoyment of man. [Marx, “Third Manuscript,” in Marx, Economic and Philosophical.
Suffering is self-enjoyment, not because of some vague masochistic inclination, but because it represents a surpassed alienation.

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What does the celibate machine produce?

What is produced by means of it?

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Intensive qualities in transitionary anxieties and an intensification of the delirium of becoming by projection of hallucinatory experience. But is only secondary to the primary emotion of transition.

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How is Kantian theory Schizoid?

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The opposing forces of attraction and repulsion produce an open series of intensive elements, all of them positive, that are never an expression of the final equilibrium of a system, but consist, rather of an unlimited number of stationary, metastable states through which a subject passes.

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What does Marx say about Feuerbach?

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When Feuerbach looks at things as a materialist there is no history and whenever he takes history into account he no longer is a materialist

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How do we define a materialist psychiatry?

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Introducing desire into the mechanism and introducing production into desire

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What are three ways we characterize schizophrenia with trinary Schema?

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Dissociation
Autism
Spacetime or being in the world

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How is Platonic dialectic of desire wrong?

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Because it forces us to choose between production and acquisition and desire takes the side of acquisition and we make desire an idealistic (dialectical nihilistic) conception which causes us to look upon it as a primary lack: a lack of an object, a lack of a really object

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Marx on desire

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What exists is not lack, but passion. Natural and sensual object. Desire is not bolstered by needs but on the contrary; needs are derived from desire: they are counter products.

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Why can’t Marxist philosophy allow itself to introduce the notion of scarcity as its initial premise?

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Such a scarcity antedating exploitation makes of the law of supply and demand a reality that will remain forever independent, since it is situated at a primordial level. Hence it is no longer a question of including or deducing this law within Marxism, since it is immediately evident at a prior stage, at a lever from which Marxism itself derives. Being a rigorous thinker Marc refuses to employ the notion of scarcity and is quite correct to do so for this category would be his undoing.

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Wilhelm Reich Quote

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“Why do men fight for their servitude as stubbornly as though it were their salvation?”

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Wilhelm Reich in Fascism

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That after a history of exploitation people still reproduce the relations of their exploitation. They directly desire to be dominated, exploited, alienated.
That the masses are not “innocent dupes” but active in desire of their slavery.

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What two types of flows is capitalism born in?

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The decoded flows of production in the form of money-capital and the decoded flows of labor in the form of “free worker”

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What is The law of the Counteracted tendencys corollary law?

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The twofold movement of the tendency to a falling rate of profit and increase in absolute quantity of surplus value as a corollary there is a twofold movement of deciding and deterritorializing flows in the one hand and their violent artificial reterritorialzation on the other

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DH Lawrence Critique of Psychoanalysis

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Psychoanalysis was shutting sexuality up in a bizarre sort of box painted with bourgeois motifs, in a kind of rather repugnant artificial triangle, thereby stifling the whole of sexuality as production of desire so as to recast it along entirely different lines, making of it a “dirty little secret” the dirty little family secret, a private theater rather than the fantastic factory of production.

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What did Oedipus renounce?

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Free syntheses where everything is possible: endless connections, non exclusive disjunction, nonspecific conjunctions partial objects and flows

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Why does Marx say that denying God is only a “secondary thing?”

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He denied God to posit the existence of man, to put man in Gods place. But the person who knows that the place of man is entirely elsewhere does not even allow the possibility of a question to subsist concerning “an alien being, a being placed above man and nature” he no longer needs the mediation of myth to go by the way of this mediation,-the negation of the existence of God

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What are the qualitative factors in the desiring-economy that makes an obstacle to treatment?

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The first is “the rock” of castration, which creates an incurable alveolus

The second is qualitative aptitude for conflict which means the quality of libido does not branch into two variable forces corresponding to heterosexuality

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A resistance to treatment that is non localizable. Certain subjects have a viscous libido, nothing succeeds in taking hold

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In Kantian terms how the status of capital regulative and not constitutive?

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Later

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What does Marx mean when he puts it, the “laws” of capital logic are only “tendential” ones?

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they are not totalizing or deterministic. The body of capital is therefore not-all. Fo

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Why is Capitalism not “self-engendered?”

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it needs both producers from whom it can extort productive labor, and consumers to whom it can sell its products

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Miraculating machine

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Not a neologism, but a reference to a particular delusion by the unfortunate Schreber, who saw God as working up miracles in the form of imaginary creations like talking birds.

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What does Marx address on “The Jewish Question”

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Between the family and the state

Oedipus of familial authority and the Oedipus of social authority

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What is the brotherhood that forms out of the latency of Oedipus?

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This retreat and internalization

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Disjunctive Synthesis

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, a disjunctive synthesis is a synthesis of divergent series that do not converge yet somehow manage to communicate by virtue of a difference that passes between them like a spark.

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What does Foucault say about psychoanalysis?

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That they solidified madness into a parental complex to link the half real half imaginiert dialectic of family (the madman is a microcosm symbolizing the massive structure of Bourgeois society and its social values)

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What breaks the familial complex preventing it from falling back into the triangulation?

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These different forces impeding in on the unit. Fragmenting the production of desire. Political elements, historical elements, the soldiers, police, tax collector, the boss–etc.

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Application

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The Oedipal operation consists in establishing a constellation of biunivocal relations on the one hand and the agents of the so-called natural reproduction of the family on the other

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Freud Quoted J.G Frazer and how does it apply to desire?

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“The law only forbids men to do what their instincts incline them to do…”
The law suggests the desire to commit what it prohibits. That there is an instinct in favor of it.
If it is prohibited this is because it is desired—there would be no need to prohibit what is not desired.

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How does psychic repression distinguish itself from social repression?

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By unconscious nature of the operation and by its result a distinction that expresses clearly the difference in nature between the two repression
(Psychic repression is the means to social repression)

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Freuds Criterion for distinguishing between Neurosis and Psychosis

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In Neurosis the ego obeys the requirements of reality and stands ready to repress the drives of the Id, whereas psychosis the ego is under sway of the Id, ready to break with reality.

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Miasma

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an oppressive or unpleasant atmosphere which surrounds or emanates from something.

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Why does Deleuze call Schizophrenia modern mans “malady?”

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Schizophrenia is a process of desiring production at the tail end as the limit of social production determined by conditions of capitalism

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Why is literature like Schizophrenia?

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Because it is a process and not a goal

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What two distinct forms of territorialization does one encounter under a capitalist socius of control?

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Flows of convertible wealth owned by capitalists and a flow of workers possessing nothing more than their labor capacity

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What does Nietzsche say about following requirements of a Socius?

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It’s a matter of creating a memory of man; and man, who was constituted by means of an active faculty of forgetting (oubli) by means of a repression of biological memory to create an other memory that is a collective memory of words (paroles) and no longer a memory of things.

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First Characteristic of inscription ,are on the body

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Filiation- has very social origins yet biological subtexts to which make it a biosocial

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What is ‘Marxist’ about Deleuze and Guittari?

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They attempt to materialize psychic phenomenon

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What does Marxism tell is of kinship that is dominant in primitive societies?

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That it is determined by dominant economic and political factors

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What does Jeanne Färber mean when she shows, along with the ethnologists “the persistence of a segmentary organization requiring paradoxically that the mechanisms be ineffectual enough so that the fear remains the motor of the whole?”

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The segmentary Territorial machine makes use of scissors to exorcise fusion and impede the concentration of power by maintaining the organs of chieftanry in a relationship of impotence with the group.

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What is Nietszches evaluating eye?

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An eye that draws pleasure from witnessing acts of corporal punishment.

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Underlying homosexuality in marriage that makes Repressing representations

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Marriage leads to “an alliance between families”

Marriage is a machine

Doesn’t pass through but remains blocked in extended Filiations

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Three representations of territorialization

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Repressed representative
Repressing representation
Displaced represented

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For Deleuze and Guittari what is the difference between Molar and Molecular?

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molar / molecular. In mechanics, molar properties are those of a mass of matter, as opposed to its parts – atoms or molecules. For Deleuze and Guattari, molarity is the site of coded wholes. … Oedipus, phallocentrism, and personhood are all molar wholes.

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Infinitivation

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As a consequence of the interplay of ancestry, profound geneologies, and extended filiations.

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Wittfogel law of diminishing administrative returns

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Wide sectors are left semiautonomous in so far as they do not compromise the power of the state

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How, as developed by Kafka, is the state para-schizoid?

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(Metonymy) where the state governs nontotalized and nontotalized parts partitioning them off, organizing them as bricks measuring their distance and forbidding their communication. Henceforth acting in the name of a formidable but formal unity.
(Metaphor) the maniacal depressive trait according to which the law reveals nothing and has no knowable object the verdict having no existence prior to penalty and the statement of the law having no existence prior to the verdict

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If state control of capitalism diminishes in an expanded market how does it maintain influence?

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By its ability to digest the endless supply of these axiomatic flows and categories

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What is Sartre essay and what does he say about class consciousness?

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Sartre’s analysis in Critique de la r aison dialec-tique appears to us profoundly correct where he concludes that there does not exist any class spontaneity, but only a “group” spontaneity:

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Molar machines

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Social, technical or organic

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Desiring machines

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Formative machines while very misfirings are functional and whose fi

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Determinate conditions

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Statistical forms into which machines enter as stable forms unifying structuring and proceeding by means of large heavy aggregates;

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What is “The politics of Psychiatry” or “antipshychiatry?”

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1) undoing all the reterritorializations that transform madness into mental illness
2) liberating the schizoid movement of deterritorialization in all the flows, in such a way that this characteristic can no longer qualify as a particular residue as a flow of madness

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Nietzsche “formations of sovereignty”

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Unifying, signifying objects that assign organizations, lacks and goals

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What was the phase Nietzsche talks about to reveal the true face of modernity and the evolution of society?

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The use of Art and Science to break apart the institutional structures that mask society into a plurality of experimental spheres and reveal the true face of modernity. Art and science establishing themselves as dominant powers on the ruins of institutions.

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What according to Deleuze is the purpose of Psychoanalysis? Vs Schizzoanalysis?

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Psycho-Arresting the process of desire, decoding these flows, assigning goals to it, deterritorialization.
Schizo- discovering for every case the nature of libidinal investment in the social field and possible internal conflicts with preconscious investments of the same field.