Chaosophy - autonomous learning

Nomadism, 147
Nonhuman, 99-101, 114, 172
Non-sense, 55
Normality, 122, 145, 208, 210, 213, 216,
245
Normalization, 173, 202, 257
Object, 78, 81-82, 84; categories of, 79-80;
militant struggle against reductive sense
of, 72; surrealist, 104; technical, 109;
transcendent, 158, 239. See also
Desire-and objects; Partial object
Object ''A'', 79, 81, 199, 308 n.3
Obsessive behavior, 59
October Revolution, 168
Oedipal: apparatus, 95, 98, 103, 115; axis,
56; circle, 56; code, 113; descriptions,
63; energies, 137; gadgets, 95, 104;
homosexuality, 217; madness, 132;
model, 64, 257; process, 150; projection,
97; psychoanalysis, 84, 130; relationship,
158; sexuality, 172; situation, 150;
terrain, 100; territory, 131; triangle, 8,
84, 136, 284; triangulation, 72, 240;
unconscious, 198
Oedipalism, 50
Oedipalization, 39, 104, 173
Oedipus, 57, 72, 75, 79, 100, lIS, 123,
126, 128, 130-131, 134, 175,
180-181, 216; complex, ISO, 199,
260; as effect of social repression, 54,
72; cost of Freud's unified theory of,
101; as Freudian ideology, 142; as
gadget or phantasy, 95; must be
confronted by political analysis, 158; as
repressive death of desire, 99
Oppressed: presupposed unconscious
participation of, 72
Oppression, 19, 87, 92, 108, 114, 128, 208,
210, 213
Organs: mechanical and intellectual, 110;
microfascism of, 278; productive
transhuman chain of, 164; usurped by
capitalist totalitarian subjugation, 207.
See also Body without organs; Full body
Organism, 28, 74, 79, 109-1 10, 112, 183,
207, 209, 254
Organization, 39, 42, 46, 70, 277; combated
by authorities, 294; dictatorship of
capitalist totalitarian, 207; mass, 108,
162; of an organism, 74; party, 43,
114; revolutionary, 46, 153; as missing
revolutionary struggle, 276
Orgasm, 231
Oury, Fernand, 182
Oury, Jean, 9, 19, 176-177, 182
Painting, 97, 155, 181, 241, 243; as
desiring-machine, 97
Paleo-logic, 61-62
Pankow, Gisela, 181
Partial object, 77-80, 83, 94, 138, 199,
239-240, 285, 308 n.3
Party, 42-43, 114, 147, 157-159, 173
Pascal, Blaise, 165
Passet, Rene, 24
Paternalism, 95, 201 , 237
Pathos: vs. logos, 73
Patients, 56, 67, 73, 83, 128, 135, 180-181,
186, 192, 193, 143, 151, 265, 276;
abandoned after hospital closings, 185;
under Basaglia, 20, 119-123 passim;
dehumanization of, 177; Guattari's
early work with, 177-178; isolation of,
in private clinics, 189; at Kingsley Hall,
129-140 passim; and management of
! 325