how is that french, siesta pedro?

>>25773427 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desiring-production

>>25773427 It's a translation of capitalism and schizophrenia by Deleuze

>reads Deleuze >is surprised that it's "insane" You only have yourself to blame, hermano.

but human body analogy to a machine is evident to any 3rd year medical student these author (who is it btw?) put it into words

Read German works instead.

>>25773463 It's not about that, it's something something capitalism

>>25773491 ah, okay so he basically transferred the analogy to people's wishes and needs no free will, just like Pavlov's dog reactions to stimuli

looks like normal prose for a psychology/psychoanalysis book, certainly not a peculiarly french style.

Academia thread?

>>25773452 crazy how Deleuze had influence outside and almost nothing in France

>>25773415 >Why are French people so insane? we may never know

its just schizobabble, I tried to read it back in 2019 when nick land was all the rage and realized its just drivel

Try Houellebecq, he uses a beautifully clear and sparse language. Additional information: his books are more or less all about the same topics, so reading a few of them is enough.

>>25773567 They're all about one topic, degenerate sexual desires of the author projected onto sentences

>>25773578 He obviously likes to fuck, I don't recall any particularly degenerate sex acts. You could maybe call his strong focus on sex degenerate.

>>25773427 >translated by-

This book is peak French insanity, name a better example. Pure schizoart.

>>25773567 >his books are more or less all about the same topic Then which one is the best?

>>25773415 >Who the fuck writes such a book? le pedophilé racisté

>>25773651 I started with his first and liked it, it's shorter and simpler than the following books. It's called "Whatever" in English, which is a pretty terrible choice. The original title translated would be something like "extension of the battlezone".