Unconscious

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The unconscious is a concept which can only be understood in the plural, in contrast to the singular which can be found in Freudian psychoanalysis. "he [Freud] did not see that the unconscious was fundamentally a crowd." (ATPC 33)

The unconscious is moreover understood as a positive domain. It does not advance by negation, lack or castration but rather begins at point zero and moves away from it through positivities.

The unconscious is composed of intensities (speeds, temperatures) and not by measurable extensities. Thus, the multiplicity of the unconscious has a Rhizome nature.



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