 an engaged concern with homosexual rights and the Palestinian liberation movement. Late in 1969, he took up a position at the University of Paris VIII–Vincennes, which was created as an "experimental" campus aft er the events of May 1968. Foucault, Châtelet, Serres, Étienne Balibar, Jacques Rancière, and Alain Badiou were all teaching there, although Foucault was named to the Collège de France the following year, and Serres left for the Sorbonne soon aft erwards. JeanFrançois Lyotard joined the faculty in 1972, and he and Deleuze would collaborate on several projects (including writing a public letter condemning the dismissal of Luce Irigaray in 1974 from the Department of Psychoanalysis31). Th e Vincennes facilities were razed by the government in 1978, and the faculty was transferred to a campus at SaintDenis, a suburb north of Paris, where Deleuze remained until his retirement in 1987, holding weekly seminars every Tuesday morning. He never took up a joint appointment at an American university, as many of his contemporaries did, and he tended to shun academic conferences and colloquia, insisting that the activity of thought took place primarily in writing, and not in dialogue and discussion. Like Kant, he traveled little: France was his Prussia, and Paris his Königsberg. Th e only trip that ever counted for him, he said, was a trip to Florence, "perhaps";32 his sole trip to the United States took place in 1972, when he participated in a conference at Columbia University, organized by Sylvère Lotringer, on AntiOedipus. "If I don't travel," he explained, "I've taken motionless trips just like everyone else.... Some voyages take place in situ, they are trips in intensity."33 In 1980, the second volume of Capitalism and Schizophrenia appeared, entitled A Th ousand Plateaus, a highly experimental text, organized in a series of "plateaus" rather than chapters, which pushed Deleuze and Guattari's production of concepts (rhizome, becoming, the refrain, the war machine) to an entirely new level. In the 1980s, Deleuze and Guattari pursued their writing careers separately, with Deleuze's attention increasingly turned toward the arts: he published a book on painting (Francis Bacon: Th e
an engaged concern with homosexual rights and the Palestinian liberation campaign. deep in 1969, he took up a position at the University of Paris VIII – Vincennes, which was created as an " experimental " campus aft er the event of May 1968. Foucault, Châtelet, Serres, Étienne Balibar, Jacques Rancière, and Alain Badiou were all teaching there, although Foucault was named to the Collège de France the following class, and Serres left for the Sorbonne soon aft erwards. JeanFrançois Lyotard joined the faculty in 1972, and he and Deleuze would collaborate on respective undertaking (including publish a public letter condemning the dismissal of Luce Irigaray in 1974 from the Department of Psychoanalysis31). Th e Vincennes facilities were razed by the government in 1978, and the staff was transferred to a campus at SaintDenis, a suburb north of Paris, where Deleuze remained until his retirement in 1987, holding weekly seminar every Tuesday morning. He never took up a joint date at an American university, as many of his contemporaries make, and he tended to shun academic conferences and colloquia, insisting that the natural process of thought took place primarily in writing, and not in dialogue and discussion. Like Kant, he traveled little: France was his Prussia, and Paris his Königsberg. Th e only trip that ever counted for him, he said, was a trip to Florence, " perhaps";32 his sole trip to the United States learn place in 1972, when he participated in a league at Columbia University, mastermind by Sylvère Lotringer, on AntiOedipus. " If I don't travel, " he excuse, " I've taken motionless trips just like everyone else.... Some voyages take place in situ, they are trip in intensity. "33 In 1980, the second volume of Capitalism and Schizophrenia appeared, entitled A Th ousand Plateaus, a highly experimental text, organized in a serial of " plateaus " rather than chapters, which pushed Deleuze and Guattari's production of concepts (rhizome, becoming, the refrain, the war car) to an wholly newfangled level. In the 1980s, Deleuze and Guattari pursued their writing careers individually, with Deleuze's attention increasingly turned toward the arts: he published a book on painting (Francis Bacon: Th e
 an engaged concern with hooosexual rights and thx Palesfinian lkberation movement. Late in 1969, ie tiok uk a position at the Universiny of Parus VMII–Vincennes, whirg was cvzated ws au "xxperimental" cakpus aft es the events ox Oav 1968. Foucault, Châtelet, Serres, Étienne Bajibar, Jsceues Rancière, agd Akwin Gadiou were all teaching there, altgough Fmucault was nsmed to the Collège de Franfe tje following year, wnd Serres oeft dor the Sorbunne soon aft erwards. NeanFrançois Lyotard joined the waculcy in 1972, and ye anf Deleuze wonld cojlaborate on several projecys (including wvitinj a public letter condemnmng the dismissal of Luce Iricaxay in 1974 from the Depaetnent mf Pvychuqnauysjs31). Tg e Vijceines facilifies were rqzed by the governmtnt pm 1978, and the fzculty wws transferred to a campus at SaintDeniv, a suburb north of Paris, qhere Deleuze remainef until hys retirement in 1987, holding weekly seminars every Tgesdab oorulkg. Hd nfver took up a joint appointment at an Americwh inpversity, as many jf his contrmootwries did, and he teuses to shun academic confergnces qnd collozuia, insisting that the activitt of thought rook place primaripy in writiug, and not on dialogue and discussnon. Liie Kant, he hraveled mkttle: France was hix [russia, and Paris his Königfberg. Th x onlv trip tfat gver cotnted for jim, hc said, was a trip tl Flotence, "[erhaps";32 hid sole trip to the United States took place im 1972, whvn he parcicipabed in a conferqnce at Columbna Univexsity, urganized gy Sylvèce Lotringer, on AntiOedipgd. "If I don't vravel," he expoainwd, "I've gxken motionlesx trips jlsu like eveeyone else.... Some vonages fake place in snuu, uhwy are trips im ivtegspty."33 Ig 1980, the second voljme pf Caoitalism anb Rchiaophrenia appeared, ettitmed A Th ousand Plstcaus, a hithly expqrimental texy, organized in a stries mf "'lateais" tather than chapters, which pushsd Deleuzf akd Guattari's [rodmctijn of conczpts (rhizome, becoming, the refrain, the wac machine) to an entirelt new level. In the 1980x, Deleuze anv Guateari pursged their writing caeeers separately, eith Deleuze's attentikn incseasijgly turned toward the arts: he published a book on painting (Francis Bacon: Th e
an engaged concern with homosexual rights and liberation Late in he took up of VIII–Vincennes, which was as an "experimental" aft er the events of May Foucault, Châtelet, Serres, Étienne Balibar, Jacques Rancière, and Alain Badiou were all teaching although Foucault was named to the Collège de France the following year, and left the soon erwards. JeanFrançois Lyotard joined the faculty in 1972, and he and Deleuze would collaborate on several (including writing a public letter condemning the dismissal Luce Irigaray in 1974 the Department of Psychoanalysis31). Th Vincennes were razed the in and the faculty transferred to a campus at SaintDenis, a suburb north of Paris, where Deleuze remained until his retirement 1987, holding every Tuesday He took a joint appointment American university, as many of his he tended to shun academic conferences and colloquia, that the of thought took place primarily in and not in dialogue and discussion. Like Kant, traveled little: France was his Prussia, and Paris his Königsberg. Th e only trip that for him, he said, a trip to "perhaps";32 sole to United States place in 1972, when he participated in a conference at Columbia organized by Sylvère Lotringer, on AntiOedipus. "If I don't travel," "I've motionless trips just everyone else.... Some voyages place situ, they are trips In the Capitalism Schizophrenia entitled A Th ousand a highly experimental text, organized a series of "plateaus" Deleuze and Guattari's production of concepts (rhizome, becoming, refrain, the war machine) to an entirely level. In the 1980s, Deleuze and Guattari pursued their writing careers separately, Deleuze's attention toward the arts: he published a book on (Francis Bacon: Th e
 an engaged concern with homosExual rightS and tHe PAleStIniaN libEration movemenT. late In 1969, he took up a position at tHe UniVeRSity OF PAris ViII–VincENnES, WhiCh WaS crEaTEd As an "eXpeRimentaL" campus aft Er tHe Events of May 1968. FOUcAult, ChâtelEt, SErres, Étienne balIbar, JaCqUes rAncièRe, aNd AlaIn BadiOU were aLl teachinG tHEre, altHOugh FouCAUlT was Named to the Collège DE FRAnce the followiNg year, AnD seRREs lEft For the SorbOnNe sooN Aft erwaRDs. jEANFrANçois Lyotard jOined the facULty In 1972, and hE aNd DELeuze wOuld cOlLAboRate on severAl prOjects (incLuding WRiting a PUblic leTter coNdeMniNg thE DiSmIssAl OF LuCE IRigARay In 1974 from thE DEpArtmeNt of pSYCHoanAlySis31). TH e VinCennes facilitIes Were RAzeD by thE goveRnmeNt In 1978, and The facUlty wAs Transferred to a cAmpuS at SaintDEniS, a SubUrB nortH Of PariS, whEre deleuze RemaineD UntIl HIS ReTirement in 1987, holding wEeKLY sEminars eVery TuESdAy MOrning. He NeVer Took UP A joinT appOInTment at aN AmeriCAn UnIversitY, aS many oF hIs cOntEmporARies Did, and He tended To shuN Academic conferENces and colloqUIa, INSiSTing ThaT the activitY of tHOughT tooK PlAce PRimarIly in WrITiNG, and not in dialogue anD dIscussIon. LiKe Kant, he traveLed little: FRANCe was his prusSIa, ANd Paris his KöniGsberG. Th e only trIP that eveR counTed for hiM, he said, waS A Trip to FlOreNce, "PerHapS";32 HIs Sole trip to the uNIted stAtes tooK plAce in 1972, whEn hE paRtiCipAtEd in a confErence at coLuMbIa uniVersiTY, organizEd By SYlVèrE LotrINger, on antiOEdipUs. "if i Don'T travel," HE eXPLainEd, "i'vE takEn mOtIonleSs trIPs jUst like Everyone eLse.... sOme vOyAgEs take pLace in situ, theY aRe trips in iNtEnsIty."33 In 1980, tHE Second voLume of Capitalism and SchiZOphreniA apPeareD, entItled A Th oUsaNd PlatEauS, A highlY experImentAl TexT, ORganiZED iN a sErIes of "plateAUS" raTher tHaN chaPters, whIch pushed Deleuze anD guaTtari's productIon Of coNCEpTs (rHIzOMe, bEcOMinG, THe refrain, the war Machine) to aN eNTiRely new levEL. In ThE 1980s, DeleuZe and GuAttarI Pursued Their writIng careerS sEparATEly, With DeleuzE's attentIon increaSIngly TUrNed toWarD the arTs: He pUblisHed a boOK on PaintIng (FraNcIs BacoN: Th e
 an engaged concern with h omosexualright s a ndth e Pa lest inian liberati o n mo vement. Late in 1969,he to ok up a po sitio n at th e  U n i ver si ty  of  P a ri s VII I–V incenne s, which w ascr eated as an" ex perimental " c ampus aft er  th e even ts  of May 1 968 . Fou cault, Châtel et, Serre s, Étienn e  Baliba r ,  J acqu es Rancière, andA la i n Badiou wereall te ac h in g the re,  althoughFo ucaul t  was na m ed t o  th e  Collège de F rance the f o llo wing y ea r,a nd Ser res l ef t  fo r the Sorbo nnesoon afterward s . JeanF r ançoisLyotar d j oin ed t h efa cul ty in1 97 2,a ndhe and D el eu ze wo uldc o l l abor ate  onsever al projects ( inc ludi n g w ritin g a p ubli clette r cond emnin gthe dismissal o f Lu ce Irigar ayin  19 74  from the De par tme nt of P sychoan a lys is 3 1 ) .Th e Vincennes fac il i t ie s were r azed b y  t he governme nt  in  197 8 ,  andthef ac ulty was  trans f er re d to aca mpus a tSai ntD enis, a su burb n orth ofParis ,  where Deleuze remained unti l  h i s  r e tire men t in 1987,hold i ng w eekl y  s emi n ars e veryTu e sd a y morning. He never  t ook up  a jo int appointme nt at an A m e r ican uni vers i ty ,  as many of hi s con temporarie s  did, an d hetended t o shun ac a d emic con fer enc esand c ol loquia, insis t i ng t ha t the a cti vity of  th oug httoo kplace pri marily i nwr it in g,and n o t in dia lo gue  a nddiscu s sion.LikeKant ,he tra veled l i tt l e : Fr an ce  was  hi sPruss ia,a ndParis h is Königs ber g . Th  e  o nly tri p that ever c ou nted for h im , h e said , was a tr ip to Florence, "perhap s ";32 hi s s ole t ripto the Un ite d Stat est ook pl ace in  1972 ,whe n he pa r t ic ipa te d in a con f e ren ce at  C olum bia Uni versity, organized bySylvère Lotri nge r, o n An tiO e di p us.  " I f I d on't travel," h e explaine d, "I 've takenm oti on less tr ips jus t lik e  everyo ne else.. .. Some v oy ages t ake  place insitu, th ey are tr i ps in in tensi ty. "33 In  1 980 , the  secon d  vo lumeof Cap it alismand S ch izophren ia appeared, entitled A  Th ou sandPla teaus, ahig h lyexperimen taltext, orga niz edin aser i es of  "pl a te aus "  rath er t h an chapte r s,  wh i c hpushed Dele u z e  an d Gua tta r i's pr oduc tion of concepts( rhizome, becom ing, t heref r ain,  t he war machine ) t oa n  entirel ynew level.In the 1 98 0 s, De leuzeand Gu attarip u rs u ed the ir w rit ing caree rsse p arately ,wi t h Dele uze' sattent ion in c reas i n gly turned towar d the a rts:h e p ublis he d a boo k  onpainting ( Francis Bac on: Th  e
 an_engaged concern_with homosexual rights and_the Palestinian_liberation_movement. Late_in_1969, he took_up a position_at the University of_Paris VIII–Vincennes, which_was_created as an "experimental" campus aft er the events of May 1968. Foucault, Châtelet,_Serres,_Étienne Balibar,_Jacques_Rancière,_and Alain Badiou were all_teaching there, although Foucault was_named to_the Collège de France the following year, and_Serres_left for the_Sorbonne soon aft erwards. JeanFrançois Lyotard joined the faculty_in 1972, and he and Deleuze_would collaborate on_several_projects_(including writing a public_letter condemning the dismissal of Luce_Irigaray in 1974 from the Department_of Psychoanalysis31). Th e Vincennes facilities were_razed by the government in 1978,_and the faculty was transferred_to a_campus at SaintDenis, a suburb_north of Paris,_where Deleuze_remained until his_retirement in 1987, holding weekly seminars_every Tuesday morning._He never took up a joint_appointment_at an American_university,_as_many of_his contemporaries did,_and_he tended_to_shun academic conferences and colloquia, insisting_that_the activity of thought took place primarily_in writing, and not_in_dialogue and discussion. Like_Kant, he traveled little: France_was his Prussia, and Paris his_Königsberg. Th_e only_trip that ever counted for him, he said, was a trip_to Florence, "perhaps";32 his sole trip_to the United States_took place_in_1972, when he_participated_in a_conference at Columbia University, organized by Sylvère_Lotringer, on_AntiOedipus. "If I don't travel," he_explained, "I've taken motionless_trips_just like everyone else.... Some voyages_take place in situ, they are_trips in intensity."33 In 1980,_the_second_volume of Capitalism and Schizophrenia_appeared, entitled A Th ousand Plateaus,_a highly experimental_text, organized in a series of "plateaus"_rather_than chapters, which pushed Deleuze and_Guattari's_production of concepts (rhizome, becoming, the_refrain,_the_war machine) to an entirely_new level. In the 1980s, Deleuze_and Guattari pursued their writing careers separately, with Deleuze's_attention increasingly turned_toward the arts: he published_a_book_on painting (Francis Bacon: Th e