Re: j-c martin, actual and virtual

Karen: thanx for the comments. do you have specific page refs for the
"S&S"/Massumi articles?
I too would like a rundown on the conference

Andrew

>Paul et al,
>  Jean-Clet's newest hasn't made it to Montreal yet. The bookstores
>here have two of his works, _Variations_ (which is wonderful) and
>something called l'Ossuaire which I'll have to peruse.
>  On the actual/virtual score there is something recent by Massumi
>in a journal called _Society and Space_ (1996, vol. 14, no.4; ISSN
>0263 7758), with a very stimulating Deleuzo-feminist editor's
>intro. by Megan Morris, including a reading of the lines of force in
>_Muriel's Wedding_.  Massumi's recent something is called
>"Becoming-Deleuzian" and is about reading Deleuze situatedly -- it
>bespeaks the actualizations involved in reading (and resonating with
>D's concepts) as well as the virtualization; it is about necessity
>as well as freedom; there is a touch of another thinking in me too.
>Subheadings: Concept; Composition; Pragmatics; Ethics; Limit; Circuit;
>Virtual Topic. Key: surrendering to the paradoxial point. Hightlight:"
>Drunkennes as the triumphant irruption of the plant in us."
>  There are pieces by Sandi Buckley (on Japanese kitchens) and Cindi
>Katz (on minor theory in geography...i'm about to read this).
>Stuff by Doel, Muecke and Ghassan Hage as well.
>  How did the Melbourne conference go?  It's about time we got a
>rundown!
>  @@  Karen //
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