Deleuze and Guattari: The Body Without Organs and Newness | Anti-Oedipus

[@theYankss]

Excellent!

[@gavinyoung-philosophy]

Thank you!

[@clarkedavis488]

Thank you for this. Thanks for speaking slowly and thanks for no background music.

[@gavinyoung-philosophy]

No problem! Thanks for listening!

[@mikeg1368]

Good stuff!

[@gavinyoung-philosophy]

Thanks!

[@danayaseen647]

I just started listening so I probably am having a wrong impression, but why are you starting this on BwO by resembling it to Foucault? Deleuze discusses how the subject is created differently from Foucault in his book on Foucault. Some secondary work on that say Deleuze pushed Foucault where he was going to go anyways if he didn't get sick and pass away. Others say Deleuze changed "subjectivation" completely. My point is, introducing BwO as "resembling" Foucault's is one of Deleuze's critiques of thinking in Difference and Repetition and situated in the introduction sort of gave me a "suspicion" of what to come next. It is probably a wrong first impression. I just thought, you might want to consider this in future videos. Thank you for your efforts in advance.

[@gavinyoung-philosophy]

Thank you for this input. You’re correct: Deleuze was trying to craft an original thought here that didn’t just resemble any old take on the genealogy of the subject. In hindsight I probably wouldn’t teach it like this, but it’s where I was coming from intellectually at the time.

[@austina6602]

this video is probably very close to being correct about everything, perhaps the closest thing to correct anyone has yet made. I know this is true without having to watch more than 2 minutes, that's impressive my friend.

[@gavinyoung-philosophy]

Thanks a lot! Hope it’s of some use :)

[@Tguchi26]

How do you know that?

[@gavinyoung-philosophy]

@@Tguchi26 I think he’s being hyperbolic. He’s speaking about his personal experience.

[@Tguchi26]

@@gavinyoung-philosophy I assumed so, so I’m curious what made them think that. Decided to ask in a wierd way

[@gavinyoung-philosophy]

@@Tguchi26 I agree, I thought it was a little grandiose in its form; I just appreciated the compliment ;)

[@williambarry8015]

We got too many philosophers now.

[@dullknifefactory]

I'm a schizoid and this is just how i feel lol