DELEUZE Y LA RESISTENCIA PALESTINA / Conversación con Jun Fujita Hirose

During the presentation of his new book, "The Indians of Israel: A Reading of Gilles Deleuze's Texts on Palestine," we spoke with Jun Fujita Hirose during his stay in Buenos Aires. Between 1978 and 1991, Deleuze published a series of texts criticizing Zionism and supporting the Palestinian resistance. Jun Fujita Hirose contextualizes these writings and places them in dialogue with Deleuze and Guattari's "Kafka: Towards a Minor Literature"—a book written during the Yom Kippur War—revealing the surprising relevance of these analyses. At the same time, he connects them with figures such as Sartre, Fanon, Genet, Said, and Senghor to trace a genealogy of authors that keeps the question of revolutionary becoming open in our present. 🔗 + info at tintalimon.com.ar