Could a kind of resonance potentially form between post-Prigogine/Bohm-inspired physics and critical management studies? Both share a commitment to materialism and realism. But this assumes the continual transformation of both physics and CMS, given the temporal aspect of both matter and reality. In one sense I would like to argue that at their best, at [...]
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What’s your Virus?
Posted: October 5, 2011 in Becoming, biopower, Deleuze, Diagramming Affective Ethics, dialectic, Ecology of Sensation, ethics, Perception, TimeTags: affect, assemblage, Becoming, Bifo, body, David Bohm, Debord, Deleuze, duration, Ecology of Sensation, Franco Berardi, Guattari, habit, intensity, ontology, Pirate Modernity, Ravi Sundaram, resonance, Thomas Carlyle, Whitehead
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Deleuze on Affect, Guattari on Virtual Ecologies
Posted: November 23, 2010 in Deleuze, Diagramming Affective Ethics, Ecology of SensationTags: affect, assemblage, Becoming, Bergson, body, Delanda, Deleuze, Ecology of Sensation, evolution, Felix, Guattari, ontology, phase space, self-organization
Throughout these blog entries I have continued to specify, define, differentiate, complexify, and diagram Gilles Deleuze’s conception of affect. Here is a further attempt, this one taken from Deleuze’s fine book Spinoza: Practical Philosophy, Robert Hurley, trans. (San Francisco: City Lights Books, 1988) 48-51. Deleuze makes some crucial distinctions in the definition of “Affections, Affects” [...]
