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Say Rawr! Lyotard Deleuze/Guattari and the refrains of Wesley Willis
Mickey Vallee
Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences
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Arts and Humanities
Deleuze and Guattari
100%
Render
40%
Deterritorialization
40%
Deleuze
20%
Effica-cy
20%
Minority Groups
20%
thinkers
20%
Expression
20%
Exceptions
20%
Elucidation
20%
High Arts
20%
reliance
20%
Subversives
20%
Tyranny
20%
Historical Discourse
20%
Profane
20%
straw man
20%
grand narrative
20%
Assertion
20%
Categorical
20%
Subjectivity
20%
Popular Music
20%
Musicology
20%
Expressionism
20%
Congressional Report
20%
Keyphrases
Desubjectivation
14%
Historical Discourse
14%
Big Challenges
14%
Radical Methods
14%
Deterritorializing
14%