Have any of yall read Dark Deleuze by Andrew Culp (2016)? It fits in along with other critical theory, but most obviously, with Deleuze. Essentially, Culp argues that the affirming quality of...
Have any of yall read Dark Deleuze by Andrew Culp (2016)? It fits in along with other critical theory, but most obviously, with Deleuze. Essentially, Culp argues that the affirming quality of Deleuzian thought of perceiving the world through the rhizome has failed against capitalism, and instead posits that we should disengage from the capitalist world completely.
What did you think of Culp's thesis? How do you think it could come alive? Do you have any similar recommendations?
Have any of yall read Dark Deleuze by Andrew Culp (2016)? It fits in along with other critical theory, but most obviously, with Deleuze. Essentially, Culp argues that the affirming quality of Deleuzian thought of perceiving the world through the rhizome has failed against capitalism, and instead posits that we should disengage from the capitalist world completely.
What did you think of Culp's thesis? How do you think it could come alive? Do you have any similar recommendations?