Examples of using Deterritorialization in English and their translations into German
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The desert becomes a conceptual space for regeneration and deterritorialization.
The processes of(re-) territorialization and deterritorialization are more subtle, made up of smaller parts.
An abstract machine of mutation, which operates by decoding and deterritorialization.
Guattari speaks of a capitalist"drive" of deterritorialization, a"compulsion" for reterritorialization.
The idea that extensive universalism is an ontological product of extension as such,or territorialization and deterritorialization as such.
Speed: Communicative deterritorialization seems to take place much faster than its physical counterpart.
Nevertheless it is important to draw a distinction between physical and communicative deterritorialization, because of three reasons.
We are now witnesses to the deterritorialization of the Swamp, the globalist elite, and the World Government.
It is the overcoming of the refrain, of thealternative between a smooth and striated space, of territorialization and deterritorialization.
We also see these actions as a deterritorialization of the politics we knew over these last decades.
The significance of the search for these kinds of non-molar concepts of mass and crowd,as well as the concomitant phenomena in the movements grows with increasing deterritorialization and the prevailing of post-fordist working conditions and forms of cooperation.
From his analysis, the deterritorialization and centerlessness reveal immediately as a field of large movements of the"multitude" of the population.
Because of its speed and volatility communicative deterritorialization pervades everyday life on many levels.
Deterritorialization of the obsessive refrain, re-focalization and change of the landscape of desire, but also the creation of a new constellation of shared beliefs, the common perception of a new psychic environment, and the construction of a new model of relationship.
Besides this, there is a second type of deterritorialization; a type that one can name"communicative deterritorialization.
Land collapses capitalism into what Deleuze and Guattari call schizophrenia, thus losing their most crucial insight into theway that capitalism operates via simultaneous processes of deterritorialization and compensatory reterritorialization.
It is obvious that physical and communicative deterritorialization cannot be set against each other but are interwoven on different levels.
The relation between body and speech is indeed established through culture but the potential of becoming is based on far more complicated relations between being andbecoming subject wherein becoming steps in as a kind of destabilization and deterritorialization of subjectivity.
The abstract line of the derivative is drawn toward all sides, as a deterritorialization of the border, as a machinic-dividual concatenation of parts that do not seem to belong together.
An understanding of modulation as the simultaneity and interaction of discipline and control can neither take recourse to the old forms of resistance in the days of the factory, norcan the resistive counterpart be conceived simply just as a deterritorialization of control opposite reterritorializing discipline.
In contrast to this, the degree to which communicative deterritorialization is involved in everyday life is paradoxically much higher than the degree to which physical deterritorialization is.
On the one hand media cultures have something to do with"territorialization"-here understood as a specific process of meaning articulation orconstruction-and on the other hand with"deterritorialization" in the sense that many present cultural forms cannot be related to specific territories.
But reterritorialization follows and is parallel to deterritorialization in the same way that resemantization traverses desemantization and a slow but steady resymbolization spreads over fragmented desymbolized spaces and times.
External references are employed in order to insure the self-sufficiency of this fiction; yet at the same time, the film s boundaries indicate the boundaries of decentralization. This is what essentially differentiates his reflection of deterritorialization and disintegration from the deterritorialization discourse carried on by other cinematographers of the desert.
By offering ready-made territories to subjectivities rendered fragile by deterritorialization, these images tend to soothe their unrest, thus contributing to the deafness of their resonant body, and therefore to its invulnerability to the affects of the time that are presented within it.
Land writes in"Machinic Desire": Machinic revolution must therefore go in the opposite direction to socialistic regulation pressing towards ever more uninhibited marketization of the processes that are tearing down the social field,"still further" with"the movement of the market,of decoding and deterritorialization" and"one can never go far enough in the direction of deterritorialization: you haven't seen anything yet.
As Alex Williams argues,Land always"favored an absolute process of acceleration and deterritorialization," and sustained that"politics and all morality, particularly of the leftist variety, are a blockage to this fundamental historical process.
Parallel to the deterritorialization of the 15M movement in the city assemblies, the mareas and the actions of the PAH, a new kind of governmentality took shape in the Spanish government during the years of 2011 and 2012- a form of government that RaÃol Sánchez Cedillo calls"Rajoynat," after the new head of government and PP leader Mariano Rajoy.
Taking the work of Néstor García Canclini as a starting point,one can argue that the cultural change caused by globalization is deterritorialization: Mediated by the process of globalization we can see a growing loss of the apparently natural relationship between culture and geographical and social territories.