Must be capable not of integrating, but of articulating singularities of the field under consideration to join absolutely heterogeneous components. It is not by absorption or eclectic borrowings that this can be achieved; it is by acquiring a certain power, which I call, precisely, “deterritorialization”—a capacity to look onto deterritorialized fields. I’m not keen on an approximate interdisciplinarity.I’m interested in an “intradisciplinarity” that is capable of traversing hetero-