[D-G] aging

[Sylvie Ruelle]

Lurking in her pent soul, the gates of her life were closing her in 
from their knowledge. A vast aerial world of fantasy was erecting its 
fuming and insubstantial fabric and her demon rushed into her heart, 
bursting all cords that held her to the earth, promising isolation and 
inhabitation of the dark. She looked down on the whirling disk of dark 
forest and field of singing spruce and fiend-voiced called down the 
bullet and arrow-rent wind, woman wailing for her demon lover. And 
holding in fief the storm and the dark and all the black powers to gaze 
wolf-visaged through a storm-lashed window pane, crouching against a 
wind-lashed house, gazing obliquely in through the streaming glass, 
briefly planting horror in grouped and sheltered life and while 
exulting in the dark all-seeing isolation, she felt a touch upon her 
shoulder and looked, haunter haunted, hunter hunted into the corrupted 
visage of her malignant death.

I found this and it is interesting.
http://www.inaeent.com/otio/otiol.htm


On Jan 6, 2005, at 2:11 AM, Oleg Koefoed wrote:

> Of course the intro to "What is Philosophy" is about aging, in its own 
> way,
> but you have been there, I suppose.. have you tried some of the 
> courses (on
> webdeleuze) - he often starts out or intercepts himself, with small,
> "personal" reflections, that step out of and into the theme of the 
> course -
> it's a search, but the tone is quiet and fine.. if I stumble across it 
> in my
> present reading of the Leibniz courses, I will let you know.
> Best,
> Oleg
>
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> Oleg Koefoed
> Process Philosopher, Ph.d.
>  "..quand un philosophe découvre des nouveaux concepts, ce nést pas 
> comme
> ca, tout d’un coup, dans sa tête. Il y est amené par toutes sortes de
> problêmes." (Deleuze)
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: deleuze-guattari-driftline.org-bounces at lists.driftline.org
> [mailto:deleuze-guattari-driftline.org-bounces at lists.driftline.org] On
> Behalf Of Dascalu Ioana
> Sent: 6. januar 2005 11:05
> To: deleuze-guattari-driftline.org at lists.driftline.org
> Subject: Re: [D-G] aging
>
> i'm thinking about a dg text...hm, all that occurs to
> me would be a reference to Aristotle's treatise
> "Rhetorics" (Book 3 if i'm right) which depicts the
> similitudes between youth and the old age; then
> Cicero's "De senectute".  Both philosophers explain
> all the details of this process of growing old.
> Then there would be a movie staring Katherine Hepburn
> and Jane Fonda "On the Golden Pond" which is the story
> of an old-aged couple and of their morosity.
>
> i'll be looking for a dg text also.
>
> rufilas
>
>
>
>
> --- Sylvie Ruelle <sylvieruelle at earthlink.net> a écrit
> :
>> I am looking for some works of deleuze and guattari
>> that deal
>> specifically with aspects of aging (not dying
>> itself) and growing old.
>> Particularly regarding aspects of neglect and not
>> being able to care
>> for oneself anymore.  Can anyone refer me to a dg
>> text(s) or
>> chapter(s)?
>> Thanks!
>> Sylvie
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Ms. Sylvie Ruelle
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