Chaosophy - autonomous learning

Duchamp, Marcel, 97, 104
Ducrot, Oswald, 236
Dufrenne, Mikel, 258
Dumont, Rene, 23
Eco, Umberto, 243
Ecological movements, 23-25
Ecology, 24-25
Economic crises, 275
Ecosophy, 25-26
Education, 38, 14 164, 21 237
Ego, 46, 138, 146, 197, 266; and
antiproduction, 71
Elements: as bound by absence of ties,
103-104, 112-1 13
ElkaIm, Mony, 21-22, 186, 190
Enlightenment: philosophers of, 98; and
revolution of bourgeoisie, 44;
Enslavement: reproduction of system of, 207
Enunciation, 160, 200, 215, 262, 264, 280,
283, 287, 290. See also Collectivearrangements
of enunciation
Epistemology: as veil of power, 76
Esterson, Aaron, 125, 130, 137,
Ethical: aspirations, 191; dimensions, 24-25;
perspective, 180
Ethico-aesthetics, 25, 27, 193-194
Ethnography, 89
Ethnologists, 60, 84-85
Ethnology, 84, 89
Europe, 19, 45, 48, 121, 280, 295; Eastern,
172, 189
Existence: all aspects of, related to most
abstract categories, 54; empty mode
and ethical reappropriation of, 180;
film and, 266
Existential territories, 181, 192-194
Exploitation, 37, 107, 202, 207, 209, 212,
218, 226, 245, 287; and bodily organs,
144; as preceding social fo rmation, 44;
relations of, 72;
Explosions, 13, 16, 41, 46, 60, 164
Expression: collective, 43; liberty of, and film
of desire, 245; means of, 160, 242;
speech & writing vs. film as means of,
242; powers-mat-be try to control,
242; as product of collective arrangements
of enunciation, 160; reject
universals of, 200; as repressed by
hierarchically conceived questions of,
71; semiotic components of, 282
Ezriel, Henry, 149
Faciality, 264
Familial: power, 156, 240; stage, 88
Familialism, 21, 84, 101, 127, 130-131,
133, 139, 172-173, 266; bourgeois,
266; as criterion of psychoanalytic
method, 134; fascism in, 171; as home
base of psychoanalysis, 148
Familialist: hold, 132; interpretation, 140;
neurosis, 133; regression, 133-134
Family: and antiproduction, 71; apprehension
of capitalism through, 278; capitalisttotalitarian
control of, 169; circle, 57;
and connection with madness, 57;
despotism of, relations, 156; and
environmental forces, 202; and fascism,
162-163, 166; groups, 50; life, 145,
147, 166, 278; psychotherapy, 57,
126-127; as repressive concept, 72;
and sterilized labor movement, 142; all
struggles reduced to, 239; therapy, 22,
186, 190, 202
Family Life (Loach), 184, 268
Fascisizing microcrystallizations, 166
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