Title: "Thought does not reflect the real - it is the real"
Product review: This collection of essays, edited by Brian Massumi, is an impressive exploration of the implication of Deleuze-Guattarian thought for the philosophy of communication. True, as Massumi notes in his excellent introduction, 'communication' is a fraught and inconsistently used term in their work. But insofar as that term gestures at the intersection of thought/expression/sense/sensation/life, then it better than any other expresses the book's collective endeavor. While I have not read all of the pieces as yet, the half dozen or so I've managed to get to thus far are all excellent.
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