Anti-Oedipus Pt 3 | Close-Reading Chapter 1: Desiring-Production

[@missingsig]

1:00 I had a similar experience when I purchased this book, right down to not knowing much about freud. this book has a certain attractive power as you describe, and just by this title configuration within the larger societal context, you can almost smell the strangeness emanating from its cover.

[@rama_lama_ding_dong]

missed number 2, gonna double back right quick and check it out. i gotta say for the record young Jedi: you are very fucking prolific. its incredible

[@gavinyoung-philosophy]

Thanks for such kind words :)

[@missingsig]

"forsaking rationality to have contact with snowflakes" the best thing i've heard all week

[@gavinyoung-philosophy]

I know man, their prose is so novel yet profoundly touching.

[@nkanyezitshabalala5256]

Sorry I cannot comment on the subject matter and that this is out of topic. But what I have noticed from your videos is that the music that accompanies your videos are not always the popular pieces in classical music. I have heard classical music I have never come across which says a lot. On that I would give you an A*.

[@gavinyoung-philosophy]

Glad you noticed! I try to introduce people to music I wouldn’t have been exposed to if it weren’t for others showing it to me (hence the reason I put links to the recordings in every description)!

[@nkanyezitshabalala5256]

@@gavinyoung-philosophy Highly appreciated!!! 🤩It's nice to not cringe every time you hear background music and think "not this again!"

[@missingsig]

@@nkanyezitshabalala5256 this experience you describe is the result of restrictive copyright forcing creators to use the same series of free license classical recordings