Gilles Deleuze et la Littérature: Le Langage, la Vie et la Doctrine du Jugement

Beaulieu, Alanin

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“…Bogue (1997,104) notes that 'by treating Kafka as a minor writer, Deleuze and Guattari call attention to his status as a member of an ethnic minority and citizen of a minor region/protonation within a foreign-based empire, while insisting that his formal and thematic innovations in literature have direct social and political implications'. Furthermore, as highlighted by Beaulieu (2005), the apparition of a minor literature is conditioned by an external necessity and as such, cannot be concerned with personal and subjective conditions.…”

Section: Defining Minor Literaturementioning

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Ethnographic encounters: towards a minor politics of field access

Aroles

2018

Culture and Organization

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This paper aims to explore the insight that can be brought by Deleuze and Guattari's concept of minor literature with regards to questions of field access within the context of organizational ethnography. This paper draws from an ethnographic account of scientists negotiating access during a field expedition to Fiji. While the scientists could secure access prior to their departure by abiding by the legal dimension of plant collecting in the field, they had to renegotiate access in the field by engaging with different epistemologies, codes and forms of relationality. Positioned as an ethnography of field access, this paper highlights the enmeshment of codes, practices and trajectories in the negotiation of field access and seeks to set the lines of a 'minor politics of access' within the context of organizational ethnography.

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Section: Defining Minor Literaturementioning

confidence: 99%

Ethnographic encounters: towards a minor politics of field access

Aroles

2018

Culture and Organization

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Gilles Deleuze et la Littérature: Le Langage, la Vie et la Doctrine du Jugement

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Ethnographic encounters: towards a minor politics of field access

Ethnographic encounters: towards a minor politics of field access

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