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>2. Title Intensive science and virtual philosophy / Manuel Delanda.Imprint London New York : Continuum , 2002. 

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de Landa offers a contrast to Hardt and Negri’s use of Deleuze,because he  believes Marxism to be a dead end. Apart from that his ontologysounds  interesting in that it is based on the notion that the world is madeup of individuals – only differing on the basis  of economies of scale –and each the result of a specific individuation process. The Ctheoryinterview has 
some interesting stuff on this point – although there’s a lot ofcomplexity  theory stuff to wade through. The economies of scale basis for individuation would seem to bypass the argument of individual vs community which tends often to be the ultimate outcome when thinking aboutAboriginal communities. (Natalie Fowell <[email protected]>)