...Manuel Delanda Copyright © 1997 by Duke University Press 1997 Manuel DeLanda Immanence and Transcendence in the Genesis of Form constant in the history of Western phi­ losophy seems to be a certain conception of mat­ ter as an inert receptacle for forms that come from the outside. In other...

...Simon Coleman I explore potential tensions and mutual provocations among the anthropology of religion, radical theology, and critical philosophy in order to suggest the political and potentially eventful role of the immanent in anthropology. By the end of the essay, my apologia argues...

... retreat since the 1980s in the fields of knowledge production. Theory’s impulse toward the politicization of knowledge, the immanent critique of the university, and its inherent globality, the fact that theory has long provided a common language beyond the regime of national language, has been the target...

...Jaime Donoso Espinosa This article seeks to describe the process of a form of relationality of the images that, at least in their glimmer, are seen in the immanence of the October 2019 revolt in Chile, which is expressed as an affective response to the promise opened by the revolt, in contrast...

...Rahul Rao This article attempts to think through the relationship between homocapitalism, racial capitalism, and caste capitalism. It conceptualizes homocapitalism as immanent within the assemblage of homonationalism but also as becoming partially disembedded from it as a result of the shift...

... of sumud lies in its nonconceptualized features. Sumud is a form of what Gilles Deleuze might term “singular revolutionary becoming,” a creative way of restructuring the self that assumes an absolute difference as immanent to the self, a “difference-in-itself,” and not merely in relation to an outside...

... ontology that assumes radical immanence, as well as a mind-body and nature-culture continuum. This implies that the posthuman knowing subject has to be understood as a relational, situated, and accountable entity. This article explores these key ideas by tracing a cartography of the different generations...

... in itself expressed as eternal recurrence. In the Cinema books, then, the outside refers to three distinct planes of immanence: universal variation; virtuality as the force of time as change; and virtuality as an absolute mem­ ory, the memory of resistance, which expresses the powers of the outside...

... regarding his project of immanence. Thinking a single field of power with no outside precludes the consideration of sexual specificity and embodiment. If all that is is exhausted by a general logic of power, there can...

... by its own institutes and institutions in operation for nearly half a century, it breaks in convulsions of the population that attempt to evacuate the poison through all its orifices. Thus, there would not be a revolt coming in “from above” but, rather, the immanent revolt of a social body that would...

... that we cannot be transcendental, let us then be the opposite. But quasi-immanence is all we get. An easy translation of this is ‘‘A human being strives compulsively towards a global notion of truth, of a universal and necessary...

... motivations in the hearts of men are regarded as forms of an Immanent Will, which really controls the universe, leaving to human beings the pathetic illusion that they possess free will of their own and that their actions result from their own decisions. The opening conversation of the spirits describes...

... the object of criti­ cism. Opposed to such superior and objectifying critique, for Burger, is the tradition of immanent critique . . . which does not dogmati­ cally conclude that because it [critique] is true the other is untrue, but which gets inside the theory being criticized and derives an im­ petus...

... rapidly from one perspective to another, or perhaps that we are looking at an object that can- not be captured by one perspective alone.10 The disjuncture here is a driving tension between immanence and tran- scendence; this seemingly abstract opposition is one that, for all its hoari- ness...

... have in common the desire to be rigorous and systematic and an immanent view of literature as au­ tonomous. Indeed, if Todorov is to be identified with any one particu­ lar trend in modern criticism, it is that of immanence. Thus Wayne Booth s attitude to point of view in The Rhetoric of Fiction is re­...

.... The formal emptiness of concepts is also conveyed unfortunately, I think by the immanence with which concepts are endowed at their organizational level. Deleuze and Guattari call the plane of consistency (or the plane of immanence of concepts ) the planomenon. Concepts as events require an indivisible...

... or mournful arrival of the demos—is therefore that which lies in the wake of the unbinding of the relation between administration (calculation) and society’s immanent life: “Political activity is whatever shifts a body from the place assigned to it or changes a place’s destination. It makes visible what...

... their tears continuously upon Europe, until, by long erosion, the old continent s bones are laid bare, for Mr. Hardy. Per­ haps this fancy is too wilful; but it is due to my recent pre­ occupation with Hardy s works. Consider, particularly, the curious anatomy of the Immanent Will in the fore-scene...

... or, conversely, people constitute themselves as the people in a movement of immanent self-legitimation. We can also find a defense of communism in an otherwise very different philosophical tradition, one more indebted to Jacques Derrida and Martin Heidegger than to Gilles Deleuze or Benedict Spinoza...

... : Mimesis . Walder Andrew , and Xiaoxia Gong . 1993 . “ Workers in the Tiananmen Protests: The Politics of the Beijing Workers’ Autonomous Federation .” Australian Journal of Chinese Affairs , no. 29 : 1 – 29 . Zylstra Stephen John . 2018 . “ Immanent Causation in Spinoza...