Kafka: Toward a Minor Literature: The Components of Expression

Å skape et begrep om jam i utforskningen av en deleuziansk metode-ontologi

“…Blant kunstformene trekker Deleuze (1975Deleuze ( /1986) frem litteraturen som sin foretrukne, og mener denne i seg selv er en begivenhet som skaper nye koblinger mellom gamle elementer, og slik sett er den et laboratorium for virkelighetsproduksjon. Dette innebaerer at litteratur er noe som virker og får en effekt, eksempelvis fremfor at den er noe som skal tolkes.…”

Carl Schmitt's Fear: Nomos – Norm – Network

“…The dead end is also part of the rhizome. 104 And yet every nexus is integrated in the texture, for the rhizomatic 'principles of connection and heterogeneity' mean that 'any point of the rhizome can be connected to anything other, and must be'. 105 The rhizome enters in alien chains of evolution and knots transversal connections between divergent lines of developments.…”

Towards a minor bilingualism: Exploring variations of language and literacy in early childhood education

“…When I adopt the statement that everything happens at boundaries (between things and words, between theory and practice) it is a means of thinking and writing with the philosophy of Deleuze (1990Deleuze ( , 1989Deleuze ( , 1986 and his co-works with Felix Guattari (1994Guattari ( , 1987Guattari ( , 1986. It is important that the idea of a boundary in itself is also productive of a binary judgment.…”

“…As argued by Deleuze and Guattari (1986), the [machinic] assemblage does not produce statements as a collective subject. The statement or the expression is always itself :…”

“…Minor in the sense that it is employed here, in working with a bilingual, Spanish-Swedish, early childhood institution in Sweden, has nothing to do with numbers or size. When Deleuze and Guattari (1986) discuss a minor literature as often emerging in some sort of bilingual situation, they do so because the bilingual situation provides good opportunities and examples of a 'minor functioning' of language, but not because of a minoritarian societal or contextual status of any of the languages involved. Thus the status and numerical relationship of Swedish and Spanish in Sweden is not the main concern of this research.…”