body without organs

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The "body without organs" is a key Deleuzian-Guattarian philosophical concept describing a non-organized, intensive field of potential that resists hierarchical structuring and fixed identities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Deleuzian-Guattarian concept
philosophical concept
clarifiedIn A Thousand Plateaus
surface form: A Thousand Plateaus, "How Do You Make Yourself a Body without Organs?"
describedIn A Thousand Plateaus
Anti-Oedipus
firstFormulatedIn 1972
firstFormulatedInWork Anti-Oedipus
hasCharacteristic anti-organismic
field of potential
impersonal
intensive field
non-organized
non-stratified
plane of consistency
pre-personal
resists fixed identities
resists hierarchical structuring
hasCreator Félix Guattari
Gilles Deleuze
hasInterpretation field of virtual intensities
limit of stratified subjectivity
process of de-organizing the organism
hasMode cancerous BwO
empty BwO
full BwO
influenced contemporary political theory
critical theory
performance studies
post-structuralist theory
queer theory
influencedBy Antonin Artaud
misinterpretedAs literal destruction of the body
opposedTo organism
Oedipus complex
surface form: psychoanalytic Oedipus

signifying subject
partOf Deleuzian metaphysics
Continental philosophy
surface form: Deleuzian ontology

schizoanalysis
relatedTo assemblage
desiring-production
intensity
multiplicity
plane of immanence
rhizome
usedAs conceptual operator in aesthetics
conceptual operator in political philosophy
tool of schizoanalytic practice

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Gilles Deleuze notableIdea body without organs