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Foucault: Lecture 24, 20 May 1986 (Version 1)

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<p><em>The Deleuze Seminars</em> is a collection of audio recordings, transcriptions, and English translations of, and supplemental materials from, the lectures French philosopher Gilles&nbsp;Deleuze gave during his career at the University of Paris 8.</p> <p>&quot;Foucault&quot; was a 25-lecture seminar given from October 1985 to May 1986. In these lectures, Deleuze offers his interpretation and analysis of French philosopher Michel Foucault&#39;s work.

Examining the theoretical foundations and major themes of Foucault&#39;s philosophy, Deleuze dedicates several lectures to each of what he calls the &quot;three axes&quot; of Foucault&#39;s thought. This seminar coincides with the publication of Deleuze&#39;s book <em>Foucault</em> (1986).</p> <p>The early portion of the 20 May 1986 lecture features Eric Alliez discussing&nbsp;social struggles in Italy and Italian Marxism.

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Topics of discussion from Deleuze&#39;s lecture include: the three historical ontologies according to Foucault: knowledge (le savoir), power and the self; Nicholas of Cusa, his treatise <em>De Possest</em>, being-force (<em>l&#39;&ecirc;tre-puissance</em>) and being-power (<em>l&#39;&ecirc;tre-pouvoir</em>); Foucault as a historian of conditions, knowledge, power and subjectivities; revisiting what &quot;to think&quot; (<em>penser</em>) means in Foucault; singularities, thought, chance and the relation of forces; play (<em>le jeu</em>); the relations of frequencies (AZERT); Nietzsche and Mallarm&eacute;; Heraclitus; Leibniz; that to think is to fold, and the thought of being-self (<em>l&#39;etre-soi</em>) as constitutive; the inside (<em>le dedans</em>) of the outside (<em>le dehors</em>); the topology of thought; making a diagram of Foucault&#39;s thought; the &ldquo;to see-to speak&rdquo; (le voir-le parler) disjunction; strata, and the search for the non-stratified; life in the archive; non-stratified elements (e.g., the aerial, the oceanic, the zone of partial deaths or the zone of relations of forces as a relation between singular points, the zone of being-power); the line of the outside and singularities; Melville&#39;s novel&nbsp; <em>Moby-Dick</em>, and the velocity (<em>vitesse</em>) of the lines of the outside; Belgian-born French artist and writer Henri Michaux, his experience with mescaline as captured in his novel <em>Miserable Miracle</em>, and his book <em>Les Grandes &Eacute;preuves de l&#39;esprit</em>; the accelerated linear, the line of high velocity, molecular velocity, and the line of thought; velocity ​​and thought; that to think is to confront (<em>affronter</em>) the velocity of thought, and how to survive this; Spinoza&#39;s <em>Ethics</em>, Books IV and V; subjectivation; French philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty&#39;s book <em>The Visible and the Invisible</em>, the &quot;to see&quot; and subjectivation, and painters; possible treatments of the lines of the outside; the stakes (<em>mise en jeu</em>) of linear systems; how to co-live (<em>co-vivre</em>) with, rather than survive until, death; the fold and the topology of subjectivity; Foucault, linguistics and literature, and the privilege of the statement; and time, Foucault&rsquo;s <em>The Order of Things</em>, and the affection of thought by itself.</p> <p>This dataset includes: four mp3 recordings of the lecture (total time, 2:45:49), an aggregate version of the audio recordings into a single mp3, and the complete French transcription of the recorded lecture in both pdf (24 pp) and plain text.</p> <p>

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Eric Alliez&rsquo;s commentary runs from (approx.) the 2:50-35:57&nbsp;marks of both the part 1 and the complete audio files. The volume for this portion of the recordings is very low, and at times Alliez is effectively inaudible.&nbsp;Alliez&rsquo;s commentary has not been transcribed here.</p> <p>-</p> <p><em>Les S&eacute;minaires de Deleuze</em> sont une collection d&#39;enregistrements audio, de transcriptions et de traductions en anglais et de documents compl&eacute;mentaires des conf&eacute;rences que le philosophe fran&ccedil;ais Gilles Deleuze a donn&eacute; lors de sa carri&egrave;re &agrave; l&#39;Universit&eacute; de Paris 8.</p> <p>&laquo;Foucault&raquo; &eacute;tait un s&eacute;minaire de 25 conf&eacute;rences donn&eacute; d&#39;octobre 1985 &agrave; mai 1986.

Dans ces conf&eacute;rences, Deleuze offre son interpr&eacute;tation et son analyse de l&rsquo;&oelig;uvre du philosophe fran&ccedil;ais Michel Foucault. En examinant les fondements th&eacute;oriques et les th&egrave;mes majeurs de la philosophie de Foucault, Deleuze consacre plusieurs conf&eacute;rences &agrave; chacun de ce qu&#39;il appelle les &laquo;trois axes&raquo; de la pens&eacute;e de Foucault. Ce s&eacute;minaire co&iuml;ncide avec la publication du livre de Deleuze <em>Foucault</em> (1986).</p> <p>La premi&egrave;re partie de la conf&eacute;rence du 20 mai 1986 Eric Alliez discute des luttes sociales en Italie et du marxisme italien.

Les sujets de discussion de la conf&eacute;rence de Deleuze comprennent: les trois ontologies historiques selon Foucault (la savoir, le pouvoir et le soi); Nicolas de Cues, son trait&eacute; <em>De Possest</em>, l&#39;&ecirc;tre-puissance et l&#39;&ecirc;tre-pouvoir; Foucault comme historien des conditions, du savoir, du pouvoir et des subjectivit&eacute;s; un r&eacute;capitulation de quoi &laquo;penser&raquo; signifie dans Foucault; les singularit&eacute;s, la pens&eacute;e, le hasard et la rapport des forces; le jeu; les rapports de fr&eacute;quences (AZERT); Nietzsche et Mallarm&eacute;; H&eacute;raclite; Leibniz; penser, c&#39;est plier, et la pens&eacute;e de l&#39;&ecirc;tre-soi comme constitutif; le dedans du dehors; la topologie de la pens&eacute;e; faire un diagramme de la pens&eacute;e de Foucault; la disjonction voir-parler; les strates, et la recherche de la non stratifi&eacute;e; la vie dans les archives; les &eacute;l&eacute;ments non stratifi&eacute;s (l&#39;a&eacute;rien, l&#39;oc&eacute;anique, la zone des morts partielles ou la zone des rapports de forces comme un rapport entre les points singuliers, la zone de l&#39;&ecirc;tre-pouvoir); la ligne du dehors et les singularit&eacute;s; le roman de Melville <em>Moby-Dick</em> et la vitesse des lignes des lignes du dehors; l&#39;artiste et &eacute;crivain fran&ccedil;ais d&#39;origine belge Henri Michaux, son exp&eacute;rience de la mescaline telle que captur&eacute;e dans son roman <em>Mis&eacute;rable Miracle</em>, et son livre <em>Les Grandes &Eacute;preuves de l&#39;esprit</em>; l&rsquo;acc&eacute;l&eacute;r&eacute; lin&eacute;aire, la ligne de haute vitesse, la vitesse mol&eacute;culaire et la ligne de la pens&eacute;e; la vitesse et la pens&eacute;e; penser, c&#39;est affronter la vitesse de la pens&eacute;e, et comment y survivre; <em>L&#39;&Eacute;thique</em> de Spinoza, livres IV et V; subjectivation; le philosophe fran&ccedil;ais Maurice Merleau-Ponty, son <em>Le visible et l&#39;invisible</em>, le voir et la subjectivation, et les peintres; traitements possibles des lignes du dehors; le mise en jeu des syst&egrave;mes lin&eacute;aires; comment co-vivre avec, plut&ocirc;t que survivre jusqu&#39;&agrave;, la mort; le pli et la topologie de la subjectivit&eacute;; Foucault, la linguistique et la litt&eacute;rature, et le privil&egrave;ge de l&#39;&eacute;nonc&eacute;; et le temps, <em>Les mots et les choses</em> de Foucault, et l&#39;affection de la pens&eacute;e par soi.</p>

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