27/06/2024

Deleuze & Guattari Studies Conference | 2024

Lucas Nassif is presenting at the DGS24, hosted by TU Delft:

"Films schizoanalyze: Subjects and Objects in Psychoanalysis and Schizoanalysis"

Abstract How do films schizoanalyze? Films build worlds and bodies, in multinaturalism; filmmakers can be both analysts and philosophers writing with, against, in neighborhood with other analysts and philosophers. This paper aims to think about the places and subversions of both subjects and objects in Psychoanalysis and Schizoanalysis and the importance of becoming an object as a means to produce desire. Tracing lines of force from cinema as a war machine, I will elaborate on Félix Guattari’s text “Machine and Structure”, his dialogues and tensions with Jacques Lacan, and the concept of object a.

Panel INSTITUTING 9: Film (10 July, 09:00-10:30, Photo Studio) + details

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