PhD student writing on Thomas Pynchon and the Posthuman Gothic. Literary & critical theory, aesthetics, ecology. All views are my own, etc. 
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According to Deleuze & Guattari, for the first time in history the ruling class is no longer an agent of its own desires. The bourgeois “absorbs surplus value for ends that [...] have nothing to do with his own enjoyment: [...] he is the first servant of the ravenous machine.”pic.twitter.com/i7fxEIh8pk
In fact, for Deleuze & Guattari, there is only one class: the servants of capital. Opposed to them are the outsiders, the saboteurs, hackers, and crack-ups who push the social machine to its absolute limit. Those who maintain the machine, and those who blast holes to the outside.pic.twitter.com/aWjHHTqmI1
Deleuze & Guattari: “Good people say that we must not flee, that escape [...] isn’t effective. [...] But the revolutionary knows that escape is revolutionary [...] provided one sweeps away the social cover on leaving, or causes a piece of the system to get lost in the shuffle.”pic.twitter.com/HN04zxMG3S
Deleuze & Guattari remind us that the schizophrenic process is not itself revolutionary, but presents the possibility of a break with the system. One learns how to escape, “collapsing a filthy drainage pipe, causing a deluge to break loose, liberating a flow, resecting a schiz.”pic.twitter.com/68JLXi3G7j
"All spirits are enslaved which serve things evil:/ Thou knowest if Jupiter be such or no." - Shelley
Damn, I need to read more of Shelley.
Worst of all when you are the slavedriver of yourselfpic.twitter.com/hr21rqkSYR
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