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Can someone explain to me why Deleuze didnt like Bataille?

>> No.12214807

>>12214767
What, is Bataille the new meme or something?

>> No.12214830

>>12214767
Conflicting egos, his anal wolf machine felt threatened by Bataille's rhizomatic presence in French leftist thought

>> No.12215506

>>12214767
He did like his solar anus stuff though (or maybe just the original, Schreber's?). Maybe Bataille was too obsessed with death for Deleuze's liking.

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>>12215506
>vitalized anuses only pls

>> No.12215605

>>12214807
>>12214767

Be prepared for Abe to be the new meme once Pewdiepie retards start spamming him in a couple weeks.

>> No.12216358

>>12215577
what is going on in that image?

>> No.12216589
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12216589

Don't mix Bataille and Deleuze kids

>> No.12217815

Isn't Bataille one of Deleuzes main influences? Or has my view of Deleuze just been distorted by reading Land?

>> No.12217952

>>12217815
Not really imo. In his essay on the superiority of Anglophone literature, he admits he doesn't like Bataille's fiction. As for theory, he doesn't often refer to Bataille; rather, he occasionally cites Blanchot approvingly, and, above all, is more influenced by Klossowski.

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>>12217952
While we're on the subject, what are the lewdest French writers and what are their lewdest texts? Bataille and Klossowski stand out, but surely there are others. Sadly much of Klossowski isn't translated afaik.

>> No.12218730

Deleuze didn't like Batailles notion of transgression , ad calls him a crypto christian for thinking that transgression in the face of God is the only thing that matters, which is probably a huge insult considering both of their Nietzschean backgrounds. On the other hand the question of religion in Bataille is very interesting in how he approaches it and plays a significant role in his development. Deleuze on the other hand doesn't think religion is really important.

>> No.12218754

>>12214767
deleuze like oasis
bataille liked blur

>> No.12218762

>>12218754
Holy shit I love based Bataille now fuck Deleuze and fuck Oasis.

>> No.12218780

>>12218192
Pierre Guyotat, Eden Eden Eden; Tomb for 500,000 Soldiers

>> No.12218844
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>>12214767
Why didn't deleuze review Marquis (1989)?

>> No.12218849

>>12217815
Yeah but Deleuze reacts against all his inspirations

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>>12218844
He wasn't into phalluses.

>>12218754
Deleuze wasn't that much of a pleb.

>>12218780
Thanks anon! I even found a link in the archive. I had no idea Guyotat was that influential, apparently the poststructuralists really appreciated him.

>> No.12219023

>>12214767
He was straight.

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>>12219023
>implying