Category: Philip R. Hayward

Aquapelagic Studies, Archipelagic Studies, Deleuze and Guattari Studies, Island Studies, Philip R. Hayward, Philippine Studies, Rhizomatics, Southeast Asia Studies

Mapping A People to Come

Between a desert island as a mythical concept of origin (Deleuze, 2004) and what Deleuze described (later, with Guattari) as a fluent space of composition, independent of “any determined path” (1987: 371), comes a concept of a people that literature alone commands a power to invoke; a people producing itself as force producing new lines … Continue reading Mapping A People to Come