Chris L. Smith is Professor of Architectural Theory at The University of Sydney, Australia.

• ForewordAcknowledgementsList of Figures00 PreamblePart 1 Sympathies01 Folds , Forms and Forces02 Territories, Concrete and Corporeal03 Sense and Representation04 AssemblagesPart 2 Exploration05 Constructivism and the Machine06 Appropriation, Encastement and Eating07 Schizoanalysis and the Reckless08 Empiricism and the RadicalPart 3 Experimentation09 Islands, Chaos and Habits10 Micropolitics and Desire11 War Machines, the Smooth and Striated12 Expressivity, Affordance and AffirmationPart 4 Minor Architectures13 Art, Flesh and House14 Ethico-Aesthetics15 Sensation and the Inside16 Affect and the OutsideNotesBibliographyIndex

Chris Smith’s excellent new book traces the emergence, trajectory and projection of D&G’s thought, explored in and through its connections to architectural theory and practice. We’re brought quickly into this world, with its complexities and lineages, but this is no regular family history. Smith’s writing is engaging and detailed, careful and speculative, and provides a significant addition to work on D&G.

Chris L. Smith is Professor of Architectural Theory at The University of Sydney, Australia.

• ForewordAcknowledgementsList of Figures00 PreamblePart 1 Sympathies01 Folds , Forms and Forces02 Territories, Concrete and Corporeal03 Sense and Representation04 AssemblagesPart 2 Exploration05 Constructivism and the Machine06 Appropriation, Encastement and Eating07 Schizoanalysis and the Reckless08 Empiricism and the RadicalPart 3 Experimentation09 Islands, Chaos and Habits10 Micropolitics and Desire11 War Machines, the Smooth and Striated12 Expressivity, Affordance and AffirmationPart 4 Minor Architectures13 Art, Flesh and House14 Ethico-Aesthetics15 Sensation and the Inside16 Affect and the OutsideNotesBibliographyIndex

Chris Smith’s excellent new book traces the emergence, trajectory and projection of D&G’s thought, explored in and through its connections to architectural theory and practice. We’re brought quickly into this world, with its complexities and lineages, but this is no regular family history. Smith’s writing is engaging and detailed, careful and speculative, and provides a significant addition to work on D&G.

Chris L. Smith is Professor of Architectural Theory at The University of Sydney, Australia.

• ForewordAcknowledgementsList of Figures00 PreamblePart 1 Sympathies01 Folds , Forms and Forces02 Territories, Concrete and Corporeal03 Sense and Representation04 AssemblagesPart 2 Exploration05 Constructivism and the Machine06 Appropriation, Encastement and Eating07 Schizoanalysis and the Reckless08 Empiricism and the RadicalPart 3 Experimentation09 Islands, Chaos and Habits10 Micropolitics and Desire11 War Machines, the Smooth and Striated12 Expressivity, Affordance and AffirmationPart 4 Minor Architectures13 Art, Flesh and House14 Ethico-Aesthetics15 Sensation and the Inside16 Affect and the OutsideNotesBibliographyIndex

Chris Smith’s excellent new book traces the emergence, trajectory and projection of D&G’s thought, explored in and through its connections to architectural theory and practice. We’re brought quickly into this world, with its complexities and lineages, but this is no regular family history. Smith’s writing is engaging and detailed, careful and speculative, and provides a significant addition to work on D&G.