Chantelle Gray is Professor in the School of Philosophy at North-West University, South Africa. She is the editor of Deleuze and Anarchism, co-edited with Aragorn Eloff.

• Introduction: The Deleuze-Guattari-Anarchism machine1. Statist Realism2. Axiomatics of the State3. Capital: A Nervous Condition4. Hacking for Our Lives5. To Believe in this World Again6. Constructing the RevolutionLines of Leakage: The Black Flag, for LifeNotesBibliographyIndex

With a potent mix of ideas, Gray artfully ruptures the dogmatic belief in authoritarian solutions to our dismal capitalist present. And in turn, Deleuze and Guattari lucidly emerge waving a black flag and joining in the chorus of Black, indigenous, feminist, and hacktivist anarchists that have long sung its song.

Chantelle Gray is Professor in the School of Philosophy at North-West University, South Africa. She is the editor of Deleuze and Anarchism, co-edited with Aragorn Eloff.

• Introduction: The Deleuze-Guattari-Anarchism machine1. Statist Realism2. Axiomatics of the State3. Capital: A Nervous Condition4. Hacking for Our Lives5. To Believe in this World Again6. Constructing the RevolutionLines of Leakage: The Black Flag, for LifeNotesBibliographyIndex

With a potent mix of ideas, Gray artfully ruptures the dogmatic belief in authoritarian solutions to our dismal capitalist present. And in turn, Deleuze and Guattari lucidly emerge waving a black flag and joining in the chorus of Black, indigenous, feminist, and hacktivist anarchists that have long sung its song.

Chantelle Gray is Professor in the School of Philosophy at North-West University, South Africa. She is the editor of Deleuze and Anarchism, co-edited with Aragorn Eloff.

• Introduction: The Deleuze-Guattari-Anarchism machine1. Statist Realism2. Axiomatics of the State3. Capital: A Nervous Condition4. Hacking for Our Lives5. To Believe in this World Again6. Constructing the RevolutionLines of Leakage: The Black Flag, for LifeNotesBibliographyIndex

With a potent mix of ideas, Gray artfully ruptures the dogmatic belief in authoritarian solutions to our dismal capitalist present. And in turn, Deleuze and Guattari lucidly emerge waving a black flag and joining in the chorus of Black, indigenous, feminist, and hacktivist anarchists that have long sung its song.