LITTLE SOLITUDES

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“Life consist of these little touches of solitudes” Barthes said.

Inner closures, isolations, voluntary helplessness that reconcile us with "experimentation on ourselves, with our unique identity, our only alternative for all the combinations that inhabit us", Deleuze said. What Katz called "positive solitude".

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It is my belligerent and, of course, silent statement.

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*Reference:  Peter Pál Pelbart "Philosophy of Desertion: Nihilism, Madness and Community."