#Deleuze usa "dobra" ("pli") e #Latour empresta o termo, escrevendo também em inglês "fold". A tradução brasileira escolhe "entrelaçamento", mas também usa a mesma palavra para "maze" e várias outras.
As decisões vão se "entrelaçando" e, quando o leitor vê, já está entrelaçado, num labirinto já bem longe de Latour, quanto mais Deleuze, si próprio ou lo que sea.
or, How Recording Moving Images Has Changed Our Minds Indirectly, I've heard a reader ask, Where's he heading with these philosophers he's talking about? and, because it's gratifying to be read, I am answering the question. The philosophers I have been writing about are Gilles Deleuze and Henri Bergson, one
Deleuze × Externalized, Multiply Realizable Mind
The Deleuzian self is not a thing, it's a traffic pattern in a world that never stops rearranging the roads.
Implications: if the mind is everywhere, then the ego is just the part that refuses to admit it's already leaking.
I’m taking part in this event in #London on Monday evening.
THE CYBERBAROQUE: an everyone is a girl symposium
Ticket link and further details here:
WHAT IS THE CYBERBAROQUE?
In EIAG’s most self-indulgent event yet, curator Ester Freider presents a #symposium on the neologism 𝒸𝓎𝒷𝑒𝓇𝒷𝒶𝓇𝑜𝓆𝓊𝑒 from her essay ‘I LOST TRACK OF WHAT WAS REAL’. Using Belle Delphine, #deleuze and William Egginton as guiding influence(r)s, the essay constructs the 𝒸𝓎𝒷𝑒𝓇𝒷𝒶𝓇𝑜𝓆𝓊𝑒 as an allegory for #control or #governance through sophistry.
At the symposium, we’ll be tracing around this idea through presentations from writer Gabrielle Sicam, writer MPS Simpson, and Ester, a prose reading from Janice Chan, a ‘SCREENSHOT BABEL’ mini writing workshop from Ester and media theorist Gary Hall, a screening of Dana Dawud’s film MONAD, and exclusive EIAG merch.
Drinks provided by Anomalous.
Presentations start at 6:30 sharp.
I'm going to start with a long quote from Bergson but only pick out one or two threads to follow briefly: [from Nancy Margaret Paul and W. Scott Palmer's translation, Zone Books, NY, 1991. Online edition, at p.56, may differ.] This is to say that my present consists in
The problem I have been dealing with is that of limiting virtual images to the body. Bergson's motor-diagramme seems to distinguish movements, the movements specifically across the surface of the brain of electrical impulses, to limn out the forms particular to . . . as I am doing now . . . the words we use
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