Machinic Desire
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Written in 1993, two years before Nick Land and Sadie Plant formally established the CCRU, Machinic Desire anticipates key themes of the collective as well as its distinctive theoretical-experimental style. Influential for authors such as Mark Fisher, the text exemplifies the CCRU’s cybercultural and technological engagement. Drawing on Deleuze and Guattari – particularly the “Anti-Oedipus” – Land highlights desire as a machinic flow and Capital as a deterritorializing force.
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