Chaosophy - autonomous learning

politics, look at what psychoanalysis does with it. Look at what
Freud did with Schreber.
As fo r ethnography, Pierre Clastres said it all or, in any case,
the best for us. What we are trying to do is to put the libido in
relation with the "outside." The flux of women among primitives
is connected to the fluxes of herds, flows of arrows. All of a sudden,
a group becomes nomadic. All of a sudden, warriors arrive at the
village square, look at the China Wall. What are the flows of a
society, what are the fluxes capable of subverting it, and what is the
position of desire in all of this Something always happens to the
libido, and it comes from far off on the horizon, not from inside.
Shouldn't ethnology, as much as psychoanalysis, be in contact with
this outside world
Maurice Nadeau: We should perhaps stop here . . . I would like to
thank Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari for their elucidations
regarding a book that is likely to revolutionize many disciplines and
that seems even more significant to me in terms of the particular
way in which its authors approach questions that concern us all. I
also thank Frans;ois Chatelet for having organized and presided
over this discussion and, of course, the specialists who were kind
enough to participate.
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