Traditionally\, the concept of territory emerged both from the ethology of animal aggression and from a geopolitics of nations and their borders. Against this double root\, the works of Deleuze/Guattari aimed for the idea of a transcendental earth\, where expression is previous to aggression\, and deterritorialized people more fundamental than any nation. Territory becomes a fundamental concept for several domains of thought. From this expressive conception of nature\, the concept of territory and the twin concept of deterritorialization\, allowed an immense theoretical shift beyond its strictly biological context\, expanding its operative to a multitude of political\, epistemological\, aesthetic or anthropological problems.
\nThis conference intends to think all those problems\, departing from the concept of territory\, and spreading to its multiple political\, aesthetic\, and scientific ramifications. But it intends to do so in a transversal way\, excavating through all its more intriguing hiding places\, and exploring all its possibilities\, intricacies\, configurations and connections. With this\, we aim not only to deepen our knowledge of Deleuze's theoretical legacy\, but more importantly\, to think the current moment in politics\, art\, metaphysics and science. In order to do so\, this conference aims to bring together a wide range of researchers in philosophy\, science\, art and politics.
\nPreceding the conference\, students can participate in the \;Deleuze Camp 7\, which will take place from 1-5 July 2013\, \;Fá\;brica Braç\;o de Prata\, Lisbon\, Portugal.
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