Theory of state <i>deleuze, guattari and virilio on the state, technology and speed</i>

Crogan, Patrick

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“…Upsetting a system while still within highlights another key element of nomadology concerning the difference between tools and weapons. For D+G, there remains an openness about how tools are used (or weaponised) beyond binary notions of power and resistance (also Crogan, 1999). Something like a trading application is not inherently good or bad, inherently part of the state's regime of labour or the nomad's mode of free action.…”

Section: The R/wallstreetbets War Machine As a New Mode Of Unificatio...mentioning

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The r/wallstreetbets ‘war machine’: Explicating dynamics of consumer resistance and capture

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Hietanen

2022

Marketing Theory

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Following the recent #GameStop ‘market disruption’ where r/wallstreetbets ‘rogue’ traders were able to momentarily topple billion dollar hedge funds, we employ Deleuze and Guattari’s ‘war machine’ concept in order to comment on the potential of consumer resistance when matched up against global financial markets. While most extant theory follows the Foucauldian tradition in asserting that consumer resistance is a reaction to power, we use Deleuze and Guattari’s immanent theorisation of desire to make the case for thinking of resistance as primary. Far from a hagiography of affective affirmation, our immanent perspective draws attention to how state and corporate forms are readily able to co-opt consumer resistance. Ultimately, we make the case for reorienting consumer resistance research away from seeking out ruptures and breaks in stable structures of power to asking a more difficult question: how can resistance be organised to avoid capture?

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The r/wallstreetbets ‘war machine’: Explicating dynamics of consumer resistance and capture

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Hietanen

2022

Marketing Theory

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“…Para os autores, o paradigma da máquina de guerra é uma potência de metamorfose que tenta romper os axiomas limitantes ofertados pelo aparelho de captura de estado, considerado uma máquina social capitalista com seu aparelho de repressão edipiano. Enquanto o Estado busca uma fixidez, retendo movimentos descodificados, o outro está em oposição, constantemente gerando novas subjetividades, fluxos de desejos (CROGAN, 2008;ONETO, 2010).…”

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GRAFITAGEM REBELDE: traços de uma análise cartográfica no Recife Antigo

2018

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RESUMOEste artigo se propõe a discutir a produção visual de grafiteiros no Recife Antigo, bairro histórico da capital pernambucana, com o intuito de identificar como o grafite dialoga com questões de pertencimento territorial, legitimidade e identidade. Tem-se, como pano de fundo, a contenda do poder público entre a promoção do bem estar social e o atendimento dos interesses do capital no planejamento urbano das cidades. Para isso, foram apresentadas proposições sobre o direito à cidade, contempladas por David Harvey, Henri Lefebvre, Jean Lojkine entre outros. Como método, a pesquisa se inspirou nas diretrizes do método cartográfico rizomático descrito pelos filósofos franceses Gilles Deleuze e Felix Guattari. De 47 grafites identificados, 11 foram selecionados e organizados em 4 mapas que contemplam a estética da grafitagem, o anticapitalismo, a insustentabilidade da exploração de recursos naturais e a exploração sexual de menores. Ao término, abre-se a possibilidade para novos e inesgotáveis entendimentos dos mapas apresentados, numa compreensão de que, a cada novo olhar, a arte da grafitagem evoca diferentes questões nas lutas de classe de base urbana.

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“…Virilio's pessimism in the face of all things technological has been noted by scholars (Redhead, 2004;Cubitt, 2001), as has his moralistic anti-statism (Crogan, 2000;Crawford, 2000;McQuire, 1999). Despite occasional admissions that "all is not negative in the technology of speed.…”

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Geometry of empire

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As far as I know, this project is the first sustained treatment of logistical media. Logistical media mimic the communicative cosmos. They intrude, almost imperceptibly, on our experiences of space and time, even as they represent them. They are devices of cognitive, social, and political coordination that are so fundamentally communications media that they intersect and envelop much of our lives without our conscious awareness. Lighthouses, clocks, global positioning systems, temples, maps, calendars, telescopes, and highways are just a few of them. In modern terms logistical media are at once bureaucratic and militaristic. They intersect issues of social organization, power, and economics. My tidy description of logistical media is this: logistical media are media of orientation. They have to do with order and arrangement first, and representation second, if at all. This study will reveal the critical and historical impact of radar as a logistical medium, as a technological architecture that was developed for national defense and to remotely survey the earth and its atmosphere, but that also contributes to the endocolonization of the "masses" and controls their collisions with "others." Principally I am interested in how historical objects, including those from MIT's Radiation Laboratory in the 1940s, inform what Walter Benjamin (1999) theorized as the now, in how their arrangement as a dialectical image or constellation can momentarily disrupt our sense of chronological progress and denaturalize ideology. In its simplest form radar is an application of electromagnetic waves for purposes of communication, a fact not lost on

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Theory of state deleuze, guattari and virilio on the state, technology and speed

Cited by 8 publications

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The r/wallstreetbets ‘war machine’: Explicating dynamics of consumer resistance and capture

The r/wallstreetbets ‘war machine’: Explicating dynamics of consumer resistance and capture

GRAFITAGEM REBELDE: traços de uma análise cartográfica no Recife Antigo

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