OnDeleuze

//Underneath all reason lies **delirium**, and [|drift]// (Desert Islands, 252)

//This is 1967//. Deleuze is my homeboy. Not unlike [|Flava Flav] with his ever-present larger-than-life clock-necklace (going 20 years strong!), he's attuned to the **historical moment**. They also share a certain rambunctiousness and lack of piety too, I think.

Borrowed from Proust's definition of the past: "real without being actual, ideal without being abstract."
 * //Virtual//**

//The history of philosophy, rather than repeating what a philosopher says, has to say what he must have taken for granted, what he didn’t say but is **nonetheless present** in what he did say// (Negotiations, 136).

Method of [|buggery] (//enculage//): sneaking behind an author and producing an offspring which is recognizably his, yet also monstrous and different (Negotiations, 6). A bit like the ”monstrous births” predicted by Derrida? Sounds a lot like sampling/biting/remixing in hip hop/other forms, as well as L-S's bricolage.

Like JD’s Levi-Strauss (mythopoetic), Deleuze writes in the form (structuralist) of what he’s writing about (structuralism).

//A thousand plateus// – many overlayed chains of meaning