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HENZ, Alexandre de Oliveira. Formation as deformation: exhaustion between Nietzsche and Deleuze. Rev. Mal-Estar Subj. [online]. 2009, vol.9, n.1, pp.135-159. ISSN 1518-6148.

The objective of this article is to offer tools of evaluation that could be able to help in the complication about the question of the formation as deformation from some movements inscribed in the work of Nietzsche and Gilles Deleuze. For Nietzsche, "we are tired of the man, we suffer from the man". What tires us and what make us suffer is the fact that the man became something as medium, mediocre and flavorless. It is the diagnosis of Nietzsche of what emerges in the culture in the end of the century XVIII. And that sameness of the man, this diminution of the man, became the goal of our civilization, not an accident of journey, but a goal. How to resist that man-form? With that question, Gilles Deleuze indicates that: "resist means to extract of this man the forces of a more affirmative life ". For all of that helps us a cutting fillet, a powerful and faint thread that travels through the work of Deleuze and itself inscribes in one of the ways by the which he read Nietzsche. In the contemporary sensibility, this thread gives concerns to many of its configurations, in superimposition. That line of force is capable of tie or unties many bundles of present phenomenon, complicating four movements juxtaposed in the soul of the times of now, permitting think coexistences and simultaneities. I will treat thoroughly those movements and I will draw a historical arch to complicate the auto deformated forms in its harm and fertility in the contemporary. Question tried by Deleuze in his last long text, published in 1992, that titles "L'épuisé" ["The exhausted"] whose matter is the exhaustion of the possible one. The exhaustion is not a state of readiness that would guard a certain pragmatic field. The activation in the exhaustion is an intensive vibration, is not for something. It is a yes can say to the life, as being.

Palavras-chave : formation; deformation; man-form; exhaustion; intensive vibration.

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