...Anne Sauvagnargues Copyright © 2014 Qui Parle 2014 Cartographies of Style Asignifying, Intensive, Impersonal anne sauvagnargues Translated by Suzanne Verderber Style sweeps away, infi ltrates, and overturns the signifying compo- nents of language, producing new percepts...

... in which Deleuze’s philosophical efforts that spanned a whole period are condensed and mobilized such that while reading one finds oneself exposed to these efforts and is forced to continue them. Copyright © 2020 Editorial Board, Qui Parle 2020 Gilles Deleuze What Is Philosophy? style...

..., the Italian Fascists never presented a unified policy on art. Indeed, many styles of art, including ones that were attacked as degenerate by the Nazis, existed under the Fascist re- gime.' So many endured, in fact, that it becomes tempting to speak of a flourishing of modernism during the two decades...

...- science, and its authority as the apparent source of distinctive style. Mainly, though, they'll reflect on the odd topology of outer and inner which the topic of inner speech guarantees, and through which the insinuations of the outside seem to filter inside us, yet without...

... to time throughout his critical works, the gait of the goddess fi gures several aspects of the “mystic” style he endeavors to reclaim from a reductive- ly historical description of mysticism. “In the beginning,” he writes of his critical project, it is best to limit oneself to the consideration...

..., Buddhism Transformed , 231–32, 208 ; emphasis added. 22. The variety of Sinhalese glosses for the English word style in the Malalasekera English-Sinhala Dictionary —including ratava , mosttaraya , vilasaya , and vilasitava —points to the temporality of trained dispositions for sensing what...

... of Abstract Expressionism, Minimalism, and other modernist art trends.10 Similarly, Bowie’s decidedly nostalgic musical styles coupled with androgynous costumes, staged homo- eroticism, and proclamations of his own gay or bi sexuality con- trasted with the prevailing masculinist...

... life is also an attempt to impose a pattern on reality that will provide the ultimate satisfaction of feeling it as perfectly adjusted to ourselves"(1 7). This notion of lives lived within a patterning system guides the style of painting that Lewis develops in dialogue with the innovations...

... to be, like Zarathustra, “a cripple at this bridge,” a fi gure who can see the shining future but is unable to get there, we must be saved from salvation, redeemed by the only messiah who cares enough about us to abandon us to our fate. Nietzsche’s Disappointing Style In “Cruel Optimism,” Lauren...

... , a Yoruba system of divination. In Cuba ifá “is a heteropatriarchical system in which male priests ( babalawo ) hold all access to knowledge” ( es , 183). In response to news of women initiations, Cuban-style priests have cited the “infiltration of ‘American’ feminist imperialisms” that “contaminated...

... that there is something to be said for her serious political edge and melodrama. Her grace Kelly style and problematic puffy eyebrow skin. There’s something to be said for the way punky Brewster normalized my fantasies of fatherly love and decadence...

... representation to all subjects. The principle of indifference supplants the principle of deco- rum; style is made absolute, completely freed from the subject represented. The ideal of writing overturns the ideal of speech in action. I will focus on the overturning of this fourth and fi nal principle...

...” but justifi es itself for the author through the novel’s montage style: The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge consists of fragments, rêveries in the tradition of Rous- seau’s solitary walker, and it copies elements of other texts that serve as prayers (another short form?) as well as excerpts...

.... This complements a wider coercion into fi nancialized and managerial modes of work, not just in universities but across pub- lic services. Managerial imperatives and CEO-style leadership have become the normalized internal structures in various sectors across society. Such a move is evident in secondary...

... allegiance to the sacred texts (and so perhaps also implicitly to their literate guard- ians), a particular style of political struggle emerges. It is possible for urban rulers to claim authority over the tribes, and for tribes to support a country-based leader who aims to supplant the ruler...

... or a species but as composites of fl eshy, biological matter? How might the scholarship, literature, and arts of the historically dehumanized be received as theories of the human such that, without them, something vital is missing? This essay is animated by the style of the books...

... retrospectively, a quarter century after the fall of the Soviet Union. The word story , though, also points to the most idiosyncratic aspect of Miéville’s book: its literary style. Although a number of scholarly books within the last year or two have been written to mark the revolution’s centenary, summing up...

... and as a writer. This brings me to my third area of interest, which I term late style with reference to Theodor Adorno’s essay “Late Style in Beethoven” and Edward Said’s posthumously published book On Late Style. Late style, as I understand it, enters aesthetic practice either...

... its political style. Since agriculture needed protective tariffs due to external competi- tion, and industry wanted to feel power behind it in foreign trade and needed a firm hand against socialistic demands on the home front, even national-liberals finally saw hope...

...- chine aesthetic" of self-styled leftists like Fernand Leger and the ar- chitect Le Corbusier, both of whom underwent a "crisis of confidence" following the Stock market crash of 1929 and the en- suing Depression. Repudiating rationalism in industrial design and machine-forms as metaphors...