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ORGANIZED DISCONNECTIONS. DELEUZE AND GUATTARI ON ADDICTIONS. I am going to propose in this essay an expansion of psychoanalytic frameworks regarding the interpretation of addiction through Deleuze and Guattari's criticisms of them. Starting from a problem that regards the "bad" integration of a transcendent Law, we understand addiction as a "line of flight" that invests the body with zones of intensities and sensations at the border between knowledge and desire. Schizanalysis and phramacoanalysis converge towards the conception of a new type of individuation that must not be confused with the Oedipal paranoid subject, but puts in place the "Body without Organs", cracked by the deadly experience of substances abuse. The ethical elucidation of this mutation aims at the question: how can the death drive be lived?
Philosophy, Intensity, Flow, Desire, Impersonal, Addiction, Subjectivity, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion
Philosophy, Intensity, Flow, Desire, Impersonal, Addiction, Subjectivity, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion
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