Cartographies of Erasure
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https://doi.org/10.7147/GEO23.14825Keywords:
erasure; cartography; sociusAbstract
The rupture between the thought of nature as physis and human thought leads to
suffering and confusion for man in the fields of subjectivity. An affirmative relationship
with becoming, in accordance with the proposal of Nietzsche's concept of dionysian wisdom, might lead man once again to the path of tragic life - one that produces strength by
asserting pain and difference – thus surpassing the false opposition man/nature. Inspired
by Nietzsche, Deleuze and Guattari propose fighting against the fascism of the socius,
the State, of capitalism and all the dominant discourses of established knowledge and
established power that capture body and its will. An instrument for such struggle is the
production of counterfascist erasures on the encodings of power. The question of how to
produce bodies without organs as a way to escape the organic structure of the socius is made
possible by the power of sensation to erase and rediagram the cartographies of subjectivity.
erasure, cartography, socius
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