Deleuze Guattari & Ecology

Cover......Page 1
Frontmatter......Page 4
Contents......Page 6
Acknowledgements......Page 8
Contributors......Page 9
1 Nature|GeophilosophylMachinics|Ecosophy......Page 12
Introduction......Page 34
Deleuze's ontology: A reconstruction......Page 36
Chemical and biological entities in ecology......Page 46
3 A Thousand Ecologies......Page 53
deleuze guattari......Page 68
radical deleuze......Page 78
haecology affect......Page 82
medium environment......Page 85
radical space......Page 89
structural couplings evolution......Page 91
pour down......Page 96
conclusion vampyroteuthis infernalis......Page 100
Introduction: how many ecologies?......Page 113
The winding road to nontranscendent ecology......Page 114
Three ecologies......Page 116
Tri-ecological vision......Page 122
Transdisciplinary ecology......Page 123
6 Artists or "Little Soldiers?" Felix Guattari's Ecological Paradigms......Page 127
Introduction......Page 140
What's wrong with consumerism?......Page 142
Guattari on capitalism and subjectivity......Page 145
The American Dream? A call for being otherwise......Page 150
The constitution......Page 156
The state of nature......Page 160
Differential calculus and vector fields......Page 162
The immanent law of the state......Page 166
The land and the river......Page 176
The sun......Page 179
The wind and the sea......Page 183
Hobbes and the people of New Orleans......Page 184
10 Technoecologies of Sensation......Page 193
So what counts as a machine?......Page 194
Sensory feedback......Page 195
Cybernetic media......Page 196
Bioinformatic integration......Page 197
The extension of feeling......Page 199
Symbiosensation......Page 202
11 Eco-Aesthetics: Beyond Structure in the Work of Robert Smithson, Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari......Page 211
12 The "Weather of Music": Sounding Nature in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries......Page 227
Charles Ives-The "Weather of Music" as Representation......Page 229
John Cage-The "Weather of Music" as Mapping......Page 232
John Luther Adams's: The "Weather of Music" as Ecosystem......Page 236
13 Deleuze and Deliverance: Body, Wildness, Ethics......Page 244
Body......Page 246
Urbanity and wildness......Page 250
Law and ethics......Page 254
Concluding remarks......Page 258
14 Intensive Landscaping......Page 262
15 Art for Animals......Page 277
Paul Perry-Predator Mark......Page 284
Natalie }eremijenko-OOZ......Page 285
Marcus Coates-Out of Season, Sparrowhawk Bait, and Dawn Chorus......Page 287
Louis Bec-Stimutalogues, and Anthony Hall-Enki......Page 288
"Je weet nooit hoe een koe een haas vangt"......Page 292
Name Index......Page 298
Subject Index......Page 300