Desiring-Production

From Capitalism and Schizophrenia

[edit] I.Desiring-production [7-15/1-8]

• A.multiplying the unconscious [1-2]:

1.not the [singular] id [ça], but machines:

a.flow [flux]: energy-source-machine b.interruptions [coupures]: organ-machine

2.machines of real production: feeling capable of explanation

• B.schizophrenic stroll [8/2]

1.better model [of unconscious desire] than neurotic

a.movement b.relation with outside world

2.machines connected to his body

3.lives nature as production [as life], before man/nature split

4.beyond oppositions, beyond limit a. not transgression, b.but rendering the opposition simply irrelevant

5.Oedipus as repression of desiring-machines [8/3] a.why represent all desire/pleasure as sexual and familial?

• C.nature as process of production: what schizo experiences [9-11/3-5]

1.man [industry]-nature opposition a.relative autonomy of production / distribution / consumption b.but this distinction presupposes (1)capital and division of labor (2)false consciousness of the capitalist 2.truth of delirium: a.production is immediately consumption and recording b.recording and consumption directly determine production from w/in 3.everything is production: a.production of productions [productions] (1)actions and passions (2)[=desiring-machines] b.production of recording processes [enregistrements] (1)distributions and points of reference (2)[on the surface of the BwO] c.production of consumptions [consommations] (1)sensual pleasures/anxieties/pain (2)[=nomadic subject] 4.three meanings of "process" [10-11/4-5] a.recording and consumption in same production process b.no distinction between man and nature: producer/product c.process is not goal in itself, nor perpetuation of itself 5."schizophrenia is like love" [11/5]: a.no specific schizo phenomenon or entity b.but, universal primary production

D.three forms/stages of the connective synthesis [11-14/5-8]: 1.coupling: desiring-machines are binary: "and ..." "and then ..." a.flow-interruption series extended linearly in each direction (1)each flow interrupts previous flow, etc (2)each interruption provides subsequent flow, etc. b.desire couples flows and interruptions 2.product/producing: production of production a.each "product" gives rise to new connections, new desire b.bricolage: (1)rearrange fragments continually in new & different patterns or configurations (2)life = novelty production