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Exploring Control Societies: Insights from Deleuze, Guattari, and Foucault

This series of lectures delves into the concept of control societies as theorized by philosophers like Deleuze and Guattari. Starting on November 12, we discuss Deleuze's analysis of control, followed by Massumi's examination of fear and its societal implications. Later sessions tackle Guattari's concepts and the critical roles of art, architecture, and media in contemporary society. We will analyze Marx's production methods, Foucault's notions of disciplinary power, and the shift from confinement to control in modern structures.

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Exploring Control Societies: Insights from Deleuze, Guattari, and Foucault

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  1. Control SocietiesPiotrekSwiatkowski

  2. Indeling hoorcolleges. • 12 nov – Deleuze - Societies of control. • 21 nov – Massumi – Fear the Spectrum Said • Hoe werkt angst? • 28 nov - Guattari – Post-media. • Analyse van de concepten van Guattari. • 5 dec – Parrika – Kritische rol van kunst. • 14 dec – Spuybroek – Kritische rol van de architectuur. • Laatste twee weken – Kritische rol van de media. • Kuitenbrouwer: Legacies of Tactical Media.

  3. Vandaag. • Achtergrond. • Marx, analyse van de werking van verschillende productiewijzen. • Deleuze en Guattari: analyse van de productiewijzen in Anti-Oedipus. • Foucault: Disciplinaire macht. • Deleuze : Maatschappij van controle. • Introductiefilm societies of control.

  4. Economie • Marx. • Productiewijzen. • Primitief. • Feudaal. • Kapitalist. • Bovenbouw versus onderbouw. • Deleuze en Guattari. • Regime van representatie.

  5. Discipline • Foucault. • Soevereine macht. • Disciplinaire macht. • School, kazerne, fabriek ziekenhuis, gevangenis. • Productieve rol van de macht.

  6. Controle We’re in the midst of a general breakdown of all sites of confinement. Control societies are taking over. They are ultrarapid forms of apparently free-floating control.

  7. Disciplinary Societies All sites have a common language, its analogical. Confinement is about molds, different moldings 2nd generation machinery: thermodynamic machines, anti-entropy, anti sabotage. Control Societies It forms a system of varying geometry whose language is digital (CODES). Controls are a modulation, a self-transmuting molding. 3rd generation machinery: anti-noise, piracy and viral contamination. What happens?

  8. Businesses replace factories, continuous education replaces schools, electronic tagging replaces prison, new medicine (think functional foods) replaces the doctor, new ways of manipulating money (hedge funds) replaces the factory.

  9. Societies of Control • Logic: • Individu = dividu. Massa = markt, sample. • Code, toegang tot informatie. • Schuld. • ‘Man is nolonger man enclosed, but man in debt’ • Kritiek moet anders. • Kunst. • Post-modernisme. • Activisme /Occupy. • Nieuwe ideologie versus nieuwe sensibiliteit/affecten?

  10. A snake’s coils are even more intricate than a mole’s burrow. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIus7lm_ZK0

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