Ricci, 173 Right, 77, 141, 145 Rimbaud, Arthur, 58 Robin, Jacques, 24 Roheim, Gesa (Psychoanalysis and Anthropology), 92, 304 n. 1, 304 n.6 Rolland, Roman, 82 Rotelli, Franco, 187 Roussel, Raymond: and mental illness, 65-66 Russian Social Democratic Party, 45, 276 system of logic, 61; as regime of desiringmachine, 109; two elements of, 65. See also Capitalism-and schizophrenia Schizophrenics, 73, 82-83, 85, 87, 164, 173; and analysts, 151; autistic, 66; capacity of, to range across fields, 59; collapse, 66; and delirium about race and racism and politics, 57-58; illusory image of, 59; language, 58, 61-64; lightning-like focus of, 67-68; machine, 73; as threat to social order, Sabourin, Daniele, 124 Sade, Marquis de, 304 n.3 Saint Albans Hospital, 189 Sartre, Jean-Paul, 27, 128, 149, 180 Savages, 84-86 Scarecrow, The, 95 Scherer, Rene, 30, 183, 303 n.55 Schizo, 41, 47, 82, 98, 101, 105, 133, 152, 247-250, 253-254, 256 Schizoanalysis, 27, 67, 77, 82, 84, 103, 143 - , 147, 149-150, 152, 193, 197, 199-200; development of, 67; dissociation as principle of, 103; imperatives of, 193; and revolutionary struggle, 153. See also Machinic unconscious Schizoanalyst, 150 Schizoanalytic: cartographies, 27; struggle, 147 Schizo-desire: two ways of considering, 248 Schizo-process, 133, 152, 247, 275 Schizoid flows, revolutionary, 115 Schizophrenia: access to, 56; dissociation as characteristic of, 103; etiology of, 127; as experience of intensification, 63; Guattari vs. Freud on, 145; as limit of society, 84; and question of logic of sensible qualities, 62; as refusal of 152. See also Insane; Mentally ill; Patients; Psychiatric population; Desiring-machines-schizophrenic process of Schleicher, General von, 165 Schools, 21, 38, 43, 170, 182, 196, 201, 211, 235, 268, 276, 279, 289 Schreber, 57-58, 89, 145, 152 Schwitter, 105-106 Science: aspirations of, as industry for normalization of socius, 202; calling into question divisions of, 59; deepening of, 60 Scientific: description, 192; paradigm, 191 Scientific thought, 61 Scientists: discourse of, 65; Freud et al. as, 191-192 Screen memories, 100-102 Second International, 87 Secteur, 49-50, 183-184, 187, 189 Sectorization: utopian politics of, 49, 150 Self and Others (Laing), 126, 128 Semantics, 59, 63, 242, 262-263 Semiology, 173-174, 236, 241-243, 246; presignifYing vs. signifYing, 241 Semiotics, 135, 160--161, 164, 172-175, 199, 24 1-243, 245, 254-255, 258-259,
261-263, 266, 278-284, 287-289 Semiotic subjugation, 278-280, 282, 284, 287, 289; power exercised via, 278; struggles against, 279 Semiotization, 203, 230, 261, 267, 279, 284, 287 Senses, 61 Sensible qualities, 61-62 Seriality, 149, 180, 306 n.2 Serialized: collective life, 181; individuals, 159; subjectivity, 182 Seriousness: urgent undermining of spirit of, 71 Servitude: fight for, 72 Sex: as repressed by hierarchically conceived questions of, 71 Sexual: dimension of desiring-machines, 113; liberation, 170; machine, 127; reintegration of, 71; symbols, 200; alienation, 225; and desire, 245 Sexuality, 72, 115, 146, 166; deviant forms of, 183; dominant, 228; as energy of unconscious, 114; Freud's representation of, 145; as homosexuality, 229; as monstrosity, 211; Oedipal, 172; questioning of dominant forms of, 218; and recognition of leftist movements, 141; and repression, 224; subjugated by dictatorship of capitalist totalitarian organization, 207; trans-, 172, 218, 245 Significance, 54, 102, 135, 172, 174 Signification, 173, 201-202, 236, 238-242, 245, 250, 263-264, 286, 307 n.2; dominant, 238, 242, 245, 250; and formations of power, 286; structuralism stuck with, 241-242; three systems of, 239. See also Asignification Significative redundancy: politics of, 288 Signifier, 27, 58, 66, 78-81, 87-88, 96, 103, 142, 241-242, 259-262, 285, 289; despotism of, 239; film escapes dictatorship of, 262; struggles of desire exceed, 261 Signifying: batter, 134; chains, 81, 242, 261; semiologies, 173, 24 1-242 Simondon, Gilbert (Du mode d'existence des objets technique), 305 n. 13 Singularity, 7, 10-1 1, 20, 103, 182, 190, 197, 266 Singularization, 25-26, 193, 198-1 99, 202; re-, 180, 190 Slavson, 149 Social: body, 43, 110, 225-226, 229; conditions, 92; division, 72, 164, 202; fabric, 29, 54, 184 Social field, 88, 94, 111, 156, 185, 187, 228, 230, 243, 245, 250, 254, 257, 260, 262, 285; delirium of, 51, 74; desire vs. pleasure in vision of, 154; politics of desire in, 155, 162; as tested by desiring-machines, 114-1 15 Social formations, 84, 111, 113, 142, 146; instruments of exploitation and repression precede, 44 Social investment, 135; primacy of, 82 Social libido: and revolutionary desire, 171 Social machines, 48, 74, 82, 87, 94-95, 112, 150, 262; deployment of desire in, 81; desiring-machines as unconscious of, 111; economy of desire of, 40; and relation with machines of desire, 88, 106; and technical machines, 111; technology presupposes, 108 Social mechanisms: calling into question whole dynamic of, 64 Social order: categorical oppositions as
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ontents Introduction by Franc;ois D
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operation he had the year before. M
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the metaphysical other which he had
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China, continents situated well bey
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conjugal-familial system, or better
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problems, etc.). The despotism whic
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meaning into all signifying regimes
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