Chaosophy - autonomous learning

Felix Guattari: I don't like that word "paleo-logic" very much
because it sounds too much like "prelogical mentality" and other
such phrases which have represented an invitation to the literal
segregation of both children and the mentally ill. So I don't know
how to approach a "paleo-logic."
Gilles Deleuze: Besides, logic is not a concept that interests us. It's
such a vague term; everything is logic and nothing is logic. But as for
the question, as for what I would call its technical aspect, I really
wonder if what you have with schizophrenia, with so-called primitive
peoples, with children, is really a logic of sensible qualities.
Maybe we are losing track of our point. It's striking that we
should fail to see that the logic of sensible qualities is already too
theoretical a formula. We're neglecting something which is "pure
lived experience." Maybe it's the lived experience of the child, or
of the so-called primitive, or of the schizophrenic. But lived experience
does not mean sensible qualities, it means "intensification,"
it requires an "I feel that ... " "I feel that" means that something is
happening inside me, which I am living intensely, and the intensity
is not the same thing as sensible qualities; in fact it's quite
different. It happens all the time with schizophrenics. A schizophrenic
says, "I feel that I'm becoming a woman" or "I feel that
I'm becoming God." Sensible qualities aren't the question here. I
suspect that Arieti in fact remains stuck at the level of a logic of
sensible qualities, but that doesn't really help in dealing with the
words of a schizophrenic. When a schizophrenic says "I feel that
I'm becoming a woman" or "I feel that I'm becoming God" or "I
feel that I'm becoming Joan of Arc," what does he really mean
Schizophrenia is an involuntary and stupefying experience, something
very, very acute, very intense, with high levels of intensity.
When a schizophrenic says "I feel that I'm becoming a woman, I
feel that I'm becoming God," it's as though he were passing
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