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Bodies, Schizo Vibes and Hallucinatory Desires – Sexualities in Movement

Sasho Alexander Lambevski

National Centre in HIV Social Research, University of New South Wales, Australia

The essay is a philosophical meditation on some of the limitations of contemporary cultural and social theory of sexuality, which views it as a subject-position(ality), nicely and relatively stably wrapped under the epidermal cover of an individual human body. Through a Deleuzean reading of two liminal sexual experiences, the essay urges to rethink human corporeality, gender, sexuality, desire and pleasure along the lines of a vocabulary and epistemology that is sensitive to (affective) intensity, flux, and the sensual assembling of human and non-human elements into a pleasure machine.

Key Words: delirium and subjectivity • desire • movement • sexuality

Sexualities, Vol. 8, No. 5, 570-586 (2005)
DOI: 10.1177/1363460705058394
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