Assemblage Expression

“We should not be satisfied with either biography or bibliography;
we must reach a secret point where the anecdote of life and the aphorism of thought
amount to one and the same thing” (The Logic of Sense 128).

— Deleuze (citing Nietzsche’s method for invention).

 
M 05-Apr          Internet Invention Chp. 10 (278-98): “The Ideal of Value”

 » key topics:  Wide Image / emblem, EmerAgency,
“native” state of mind (// wabi-sabi), default moods; encounter; paideia, sage;
Nietzsche, Genealogy of Morals; “which one?” (283-4); ressentiment; sage & ascetic ideal;
“no telling without living” (288) — aphorism/thought & anecdote/life;
The Wall (“le mur“); disaster of duty; “whirling square” (geometry & art)
 
* Office (296-8): ideal / value; paradox; attunement.

 
 
W 07-Apr          Coverly, Accounts of the Glass Sky (2001)   &   Morrissey, The Jew’s Daughter (2000)

Weekly Blog Entry — optional (e.c.)
 
— more “web fiction” by M.D. Coverley here; cf. “Fingerprints on Digital Glass” series
 
— more electronic lit. by Judd Morrisey here. cf. The Last Performance

 
 
R 08-Apr          No Class     (away at conference)
 
 

Tags: Deleuze, EmerAgency, Family, memory, Nietzsche, popcycle, Ulmer
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