Re: [microsound] the smooth and the cooked

[p h o n k <phonk@xxxxxxxxx>]

From: "Øivind Idsø" <ezueled@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sean Cooper wrote:
>
> > "a thousand
> > plateaus" is probably the most useful to the non-philosophical reader as
> > it concerns a number of concepts and descriptions related to aesthetics,
> > culture, ethics, resistance, etc., but it's still pretty heady
> > stuff. buyer beware.
>
> ...funny thing is that Mille Plateaux was apparently meant as a kind of
> "pop-philosophy", and D&G really hoped the kids (OK, teens) would be able
to
> connect with it in some way or another. Haven´t read the whole thing, yet,
but
> so far I would agree with Sean

if you have to select a chapter for reading i'd suggest the ritornell
part... really fun, entertaining (sorry :) ) and full of enlightement... i
remember reading it with my girlfriend while lying at the sun on the alps in
a sunny day...

:)

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