The end(s) of immanence in the anthropocene: militarized ecologies and the future of Deleuzian thought

Journal for Cultural Research 20 (4):380-397 (2016)
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Two features bear down fundamentally on our current historical occasion: structures of security, and breakdowns of planetary ecosystems. This essay argues that Deleuze is not only tracing a “geophi...

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