What is the reality of a desire? Or rather we do believe that when we say "make" a desire?
It is customary to consider the relationship between desire and reality like that of a desiring subject, overlooking the real, where he contemplates the possible objects of his desire. It is the desire to do a matter of choice, freedom and not confined to the real being that the subject of our desires always available. There is a metaphysical illusion that makes us believe that the desire transcends reality as freedom transcend necessity.
A reverse of this disposition to think our desire as master and owner of real The Anti-Oedipus Deleuze and Guattari invites us to think not what abstract desire, extract magically real, but a desire written in the concrete reality itself . A desired object is not because I want to, but because it strikes me as desirable, because taken in a package that makes it meaningful to me. So that green dress, that I desire, not only because it seems in this storefront, but also because I see myself inside, elegant and desirable for a particular occasion etc ...
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doing, to question the relationship between desire and reality is the problem of the meaning of desire. Indeed, if by desire, means the subject's awareness of wanting what drives him to want this or that desired object, then the desiring subject is just wishful thinking, but if by desire, we means a tendency to want, then desire is the realization of his tendencies as they take shape in reality. So I do not want such a thing in the abstract as a whim of my will, but I actually want such a thing, seen here and now, I imagine pleasant in a particular context for a particular occasion etc .... Also, it should be understood why it should not oppose the desire and reality, but that desire is the word for our relationship to reality and to understand this, should be confused with the real and non-s' distinguish.
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