3.2 - BwO

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• 00:00:00

  Welcome back to lecture 3.2 on the philosophy of the CCRU and in this lecture we are going to be talking about where we find the newness which was hinted at at the end of lecture 3.1. So to find this wellspring of newness which is needed to develop the new futures I turn to the Deleuze-Quartarian conception…

• 00:02:06

  The importance of the body without organs is not its status as a void but its function or possibility as a functional place or as a recording mechanism. As a recording surface in the words of Deleuze and Quartarian. In relation to the transcendental dynamic of the inside and outside then the body without organs…

• 00:04:16

  The latter the socius captures them potentializes them into a structure sort of solidifies them. A division which is key to the functional properties of the body without organs. So we can see the body without organs actually in two senses. Firstly the body without organs of a single or actual body. The body without…

• 00:06:16

  The general plane of consistency where all connections flows and fluxes of simulative and computational utilization are held as virtuality as potential for the future the production of the new begins from the body without. The body with the organs therefore is the primary plane of production for the production…

• 00:08:45

  Desired is to desire from one's self this is as anyone who's. In the lietardian sense who is someone who's very influenced by delers in his book libidinal economy in Hamilton grant states everything psychoanalyst knows about desire it knows by injecting it into a certain schema called edifice a closed familial circuit…

• 00:13:03

  Interconnected and networked production, this is machinisation. Virtually interconnected, virtual connections, virtual networks, this is machinisation. Deleuze and Guattari emphasise that these machinic processes are real. Such machinisations, due to their productive nature as virtual, are stereotypically deemed…

• 00:15:54

  The question, methodologies and aims, covertly, of the CCRU then, are to find the ways in which we can explain, connect with and communicate with these potential virtual connections. Because in their place within the place of imminence, virtualities are atemporal. They are as virtualities as opposed to actualities…

• 00:22:18

  however this lecture is simply expanding the framework used with these methods and not the methods themselves an in-depth look at the numogram and is and number is in the final lecture but we have one more to go until we get there see you there