Gilles Deleuze - Anti-Oedipus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia

Translated from the French by Robert Hurley, Mark Seem, and Helen R. Lane

Copyright 1983 by the University of Minnesota
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Originally published as
L'Anti-Oedipe
1972 by Les Editions de Minuit
English language translation Copyright Viking Penguin, 1977Reprinted by arrangement with Viking Penquin, a division of Penquin Books USA Inc.

Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
Deleuze, Gilles.
Anti-Oedipus.
Translation of: L'anti-Oedipe.
Reprint. Originally published: New York: Viking Press, 1977.Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Social psychiatry. 2. PsychoanalysisSocial aspects. 3. Oedipus
complexSocial aspects. 4. Capitalism. 5. SchizophreniaSocial aspects. I.
Guattari, Felix. II. Title.
RC455.D42213 1983I50.19'52 83-14748
ISBN 0-8166-1225-0 (pbk.)

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- 1
- The schizo's stroll
- Nature and industry
- The process
- Desiring-machine, partial objects and flows: and... and ... The first
- synthesis: the connective synthesis or production of production
- The production of the body without organs

- 9
- Anti-production Repulsion and the paranoiac machine
- Desiring-production and social production: how anti-productionappropriates the productive forces
- Appropriation or attraction, and the miraculating-machineThe second synthesis: the disjunctive synthesis or production of recording
- Either... or...
- The schizophrenic genealogy

- 16 - The celibate machine
- The third synthesis- the conjunctive synthesis or production of consumption-consummation
- So it's ... Matter, egg, and intensities: I feel
- The names in history

- 22
- The unconscious and the category of production
- Theater or factory?
- The process as production process
- The idealist conception of desire as lack (fantasy)
- The real and. desiring-production: the passive syntheses
- One and the same production, social and desiring
- The reality of the group fantasy or The differences in regime between desiring-production and social production
- The socius and the body without organs
- Capitalism, and schizophrenia as its limit (the counter acted tendency)
- Neurosis, psychosis, and perversion

- 36 - Desiring-machines are machines, no metaphor
- The first mode of break: flows and selection from flows
- The second mode: chains or codes, and detachments from them
- The third mode: subject and residue

- 42 - The status of multiplicities
- The partial objects
- The critique of Oedipus, the Oedipal mystification
- Already the child ...
- The orphan-conscious
- What is wrong with psychoanalysis?

- 51
- Its modes
- The Oedipal turning-point in psychoanalysis
- Desiring-production and representation
- The abandonment of the desiring-machines

- 56
- Oedipalization
- The flattening-out of Judge Schreber's delirium
- How psychoanalysis is still pious
- The ideology of lack: castration
- Every fantasy is collective
- The libido as flow The rebellion of the flows

- 68
- Its two uses, global and specific, partial and non-specific
- The family and the couple, filiation and alliance: triangulation
- The triangulation's cause
- The first paralogism of psychoanalysis: extrapolation
- The transcendent use and the immanent use

- 75
- Its two uses, exclusive and restrictive, inclusive, and nonrestrictive
- The inclusive disjunctions: genealogy
- The exclusive differentiations and the nondifferentiated
- The second paralogism of psychoanalysis: the Oedipal double-bind
- Oedipus wins at every turn
- Does the borderline pass between the Symbolic and the Imaginary?

- 84
- Its two uses, segregative and biunivocal, nomadic and polyvocal
- The body without organs and intensities
- Voyages, passages: I am becoming
- Every delirium is social, historical, and political
- Races
- The meaning of identification
- How psychoanalysis suppresses sociopolitical content
- An unrepentant familialism
- The family and the social field
- Desiring-production and the investment of social production
- From childhood
- The third paralogism of psychoanalysis: Oedipus as a biunivocal "application"
- The disgrace of psychoanalysis with regard to history
- Desire and the infrastructure
- Segregation and nomadism

- 106
- Oedipus would make fools of us all
- Oedipus and "belief"
- Meaning is use
- The immanent criteria of desiring-production
- Desire knows nothing of the law, lack, and the signifier
- "Were you born Hamlet... ?

- 113
- The law
- The fourth paralogism of psychoanalysis: the displacement, or the disfiguration of the repressed
- Desire is revolutionary
- The delegated agent, of psychic repression
- It is not psychoanalysis that invents Oedipus

- 122
- Reality
- The inverse relation
- "Undecidable" Oedipus: resonance
- The meaning of actual factors
- The fifth paralogism of psychoanalysis: the afterward
- The actuality of desiring-production

- 130
- Leaving
- The painter Turner
- The interruptions of the process: neurosis, psychosis, and perversion
- The movement of deterritorialization and territorialities

The Inscribing Socius - 139
- The recording process
- In what sense capitalism is universal
- The social machine
- The problem of the socius, coding the flows
- Not exchanging, but marking and being marked
- The investment and the disinvestment of organs
- Cruelty: creating a memory for man

The Primitive Territorial Machine - 145 - The full body of the earth
- Filiation and alliance: their irreducibility
- The village pervert and local groups
- Filiative stock and blocks of alliance debt
- Functional disequilibrium: surplus value of code
- It only works by breaking down
- The segmentary machine
- The great fear of decoded flows
- Death which rises from within, but comes from without

The Problem of Oedipus -154
- Incest
- The inclusive disjunctions on the full body of the earth
- From intensities to extension: the sign
- In what sense incest is impossible
- The limit
- The conditions of coding
- The in-depth elements of representation: the repressed representative, the repressing representation, the displaced represented