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extremes of its
deterritorialization", and
describe it as "the new m****ive
deterritorialization, the
conjunction of
deterritorialized flows". The idea...
- The
Aztecs (/ˈæztɛks/ AZ-teks) were a
Mesoamerican civilization that
flourished in
central Mexico in the post-classic
period from 1300 to 1521. The Aztec...
- of
capital accompanies the
process of
deterritorialization and reterritorialization. It
conjoins deterritorialized resources and
appropriates the surplus...
- con-stantly
eludes that judgment,
flees and
becomes destratified, decoded,
deterritorialized)" (p., 40).
Drawing from the
constellation metaphor,
Deleuze and Guattari...
- S2CID 250404379. Heft,
Peter (2021). "Betwixt and Between:
Zones as
Liminal and
Deterritorialized Spaces" (PDF). Pulse: The
Journal of
Science and Culture. 8. Budapest:...
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Taylor & Francis. p. 51. ISBN 978-10-0080733-2. Dawn
Chatty (2010).
Deterritorialized Youth Sahrawi and
Afghan Refugees at the
Margins of the
Middle East...
-
significance to
which all of the
deterritorialized signs affix themselves, and it
marks the
limit of
their deterritorialization.": 587 Like Anti-Oedipus, Deleuze...
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often follows relative deterritorialization,
while absolute deterritorialization is just that...
absolute deterritorialization without any reterritorialization...
- Christiansen, M.
Sidury (2017). "Creating a
Unique Transnational Place:
Deterritorialized Discourse and the
Blending of Time and
Space in
Online Media". Written...
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movement of the market, of
decoding and
deterritorialization? For
perhaps the
flows are not yet
deterritorialized enough, not
decoded enough, from the viewpoint...
