Metamorphoses et circuit libidinal selon Deleuze: position megalomaniaque inviolable, extinction de soi et devenir-animal
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Universidad Industrial de Santander
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Le concept de corps sans organes, d’abord pensé par Deleuze à partir du modèle clinique de la schizophrénie dans L’Anti-Œdipe, est ensuite construit à partir du modèle clinique du masochisme pervers dans Mille plateaux. Cet article examine les motifs et la portée d’un tel changement de paradigme. Il s’efforce également de clarifier le concept de devenir-animal dans le masochisme, en mobilisant la catégorie d’analyse de l’agencement.
In Anti-Œdipus, the concept of Body Without Organs is in the first place built in reference to schizophrenia. But in A Thousand Plateau , the same concept is thought in reference to masochism, making it hard to understand univocally. This article intends to analyse this change of paradigm. It also intempts to explain in an accurate way the concept of becoming-animal in masochism.
In Anti-Œdipus, the concept of Body Without Organs is in the first place built in reference to schizophrenia. But in A Thousand Plateau , the same concept is thought in reference to masochism, making it hard to understand univocally. This article intends to analyse this change of paradigm. It also intempts to explain in an accurate way the concept of becoming-animal in masochism.
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schizophrenias, body without organs, masochism, libido, becoming-animal, schizophénie, corps sans organes, masochisme, libido, devenir-animal