PART ONE SEMIOTIC SUBJECTION AND COLLECTIVE EQUIPMENT
1 The unconscious is not structured like a language
The machines of the unconscious
The dictatorship of the signifier
A non-reductive analytic pragmatics
2 Where Collective equipment starts and ends
General function of Collective equipment
After the ‘black hole’ of the thirteenth century, the ‘Peace of God’: a religious machine
The mystique of chivalry and free enterprise
4 Bourgeoisie and capitalist flows
The new bourgeois ‘sensibility’
The withering of the aristocracy
Bourgeois reterritorialisations
Semiotisation of libidinal investments
Example of rhizomatic research: the semiotic factory of childhood
6 Equipment of power and political facades
The institutional simulacra of instituted politics
The mega-network of miniaturised equipment
Molar powers and molecular potentials
‘Collective analytic’ interventions and the social unconscious
The third industrial revolution
Bureaucratic socialism, the highest stage of capitalism
An analytico-militant labour at all scales
8 The rhizome of collective assemblages
The collective assemblages of desire
The macro-assemblage of audiovisual means
The politics of fascist and Stalinist equipment
The micro-fascisms of capitalist societies
Liberatory options, micro-fascist options at the molecular level
10 Self-management and the politics of desire
PART TWO PRAGMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE SOCIAL UNCONSCIOUS
11 Introduction to principal themes
12 Pragmatics, the runt of linguistics
The order of things and the order of signs
Abstract machine or signifying abstraction
The assemblage of content and expression doesn’t come out of the blue
Four kinds of expression-content assemblage
Competence as instrument of power
Do ‘pragmatic universals’ exist?
13 Pragmatics: a micropolitics of linguistic formations
Stratification, stages, and abstract machines
There is no language in-itself
The unconscious as individual or collective assemblage
Tracings and trees, maps and rhizomes
Generations and transformations
An analytico-militant pragmatics
PART THREE EXAMPLE OF A PRAGMATIC COMPONENT: FACIALITY TRAITS
15 The hierarchy of behaviour in man and animal
16 The semiotics of the grass stem
Second series: the Australian finch
The traits of matters of expression