/lit/ - Literature

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>Why hasn't a more adequate process philosophy attempted a political economy free of 19th century baggage?
It was. There was even a name given to the method, Guattari called it Schizoanalysis. The problem is it that basically that we don't have the language necessary to adequately form the kind of philosophy that we need. And the academic institutions are just factories for producing obedient little computer monkey slaves, so there's no hope there. All this being said, the tradition is still alive in the more radical bits of old school European academia that still survive. An example is Maurizio Lazzarato's work, such as his 2016 "Signs and Machines: Capitalism and the Production of Subjectivity."

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