assemblage (philosophy)

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Assemblage (philosophy) is a Deleuzian-Guattarian concept describing dynamic, heterogeneous constellations of bodies, practices, and relations that temporarily come together to produce emergent functions and meanings.

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instanceOf Deleuzian-Guattarian concept ⓘ
concept in continental philosophy ⓘ
philosophical concept ⓘ
characterizedBy non-hierarchical organization ⓘ
non-totality ⓘ
open-endedness ⓘ
temporary composition ⓘ
variable geometry ⓘ
contrastsWith essentialism ⓘ
structuralism ⓘ
substantialism ⓘ
describedIn A Thousand Plateaus ⓘ
emphasizes contingency ⓘ
emergence ⓘ
heterogeneity ⓘ
multiplicity ⓘ
processuality ⓘ
relationality ⓘ
focusesOn how elements co-function ⓘ
how relations produce effects ⓘ
hasAlternativeName agencement ⓘ
assemblage theory ⓘ
hasKeyDimension expressive dimension ⓘ
material dimension ⓘ
hasKeyProcess deterritorialization ⓘ
reterritorialization ⓘ
territorialization ⓘ
hasLanguageOfOrigin French ⓘ
hasOriginator Félix Guattari ⓘ
Gilles Deleuze ⓘ
influenced actor-network theory ⓘ
assemblage urbanism ⓘ
new materialism ⓘ
interpretedBy Bruno Latour ⓘ
Jane Bennett ⓘ
Manuel DeLanda ⓘ
involves affects ⓘ
bodies ⓘ
discursive elements ⓘ
expressions ⓘ
flows ⓘ
material elements ⓘ
practices ⓘ
social relations ⓘ
territories ⓘ
partOf Deleuze and Guattari’s ontology ⓘ
Deleuze and Guattari’s social theory ⓘ
produces emergent functions ⓘ
emergent meanings ⓘ
relatedTo becoming (philosophy) ⓘ
linked to: process philosophy

immanence (philosophy) ⓘ
multiplicity (philosophy) ⓘ
rhizome (philosophy) ⓘ
linked to: plane of immanence
usedIn anthropology ⓘ
cultural studies ⓘ
geography ⓘ
political theory ⓘ
science and technology studies ⓘ
social theory ⓘ

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A Thousand Plateaus → mainSubject → assemblage (philosophy) ⓘ