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Deleuze and Guattari's Schizoanalysis

An alternative to psychoanalysis — not another therapeutic school, but an analytic practice of broad scope, embracing every social field.

An interactive educational game devoted to the key concepts of Anti-Oedipus and A Thousand Plateaus. Explore constellations of ideas, test your knowledge, and discover the machinery of desire.

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Concept constellation

An interactive graph of the connections between the key concepts of both volumes.

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Knowledge quiz

Test your grasp of schizoanalytic categories at three difficulty levels.

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Matching

Match concepts with definitions, thinkers, and contexts across several modes.

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Argument axis

Follow the argumentative line of both books — from the critique of Oedipus to war machines.

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Three machines

Explore the three fundamental types of machine: desiring, social, and war machines.

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Read the report

The full 100-page academic report — read it online, chapter by chapter.

Concept Constellation

Click a node to reveal details. Drag the graphs, Ctrl+scroll to zoom. Below — a glossary of all the concepts.

▼ Concept glossary below ▼

Concept Glossary

Click a concept to expand its definition. The concepts correspond to the constellation nodes above.

Schizoanalysis Quiz

Choose a difficulty level and test your knowledge of Deleuze and Guattari's concepts.

Concept Matching

Choose a game mode and pair up the elements of the schizoanalytic vocabulary.

Mode A

Concept — Definition

Match the key concepts to their definitions from Anti-Oedipus and A Thousand Plateaus.

Mode B

Concept — Context

Connect concepts with the right theoretical context or volume.

Mode C

Quote — Concept

Assign passages of text to the right schizoanalytic categories.

Argument Axis

The argumentative line of Anti-Oedipus and A Thousand Plateaus — from the critique of psychoanalysis to an ontology of becoming.

Three Machines

Get to know the fundamental types of machine in Deleuze and Guattari's philosophy — desiring-machines, social machines, and war machines.