Alcune note su "L'Anti-Edipo"

In Saverio Mariani & Federica Pitillo (eds.), Emancipazione: problemi e prospettive. [Rome]: Stamen. pp. 73-92 (2017)
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This essay attempt to reconstruct the notion of desire adopted in Deleuze and Guattar's "Anti-Oedipus" by focusing on some of its principal components: flow, line of flight, machine, molecular, and body without organs

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