What is Becoming

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It is the ethical-aesthetic transformation in which the integrity defined as the subject goes beyond all the pre-given norms and pre-established institutionalization, making it impossible to establish this integrity. Learn more in: Why Should We Still Be Hopeful?: Aestheticization of Power and Resistance

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The transitional aspect of transformation, that point at which one thing begins to become another. Learn more in: The Virtual, Alternate Spaces, and the Effects upon Artwork

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The ongoing process whereby the world is always coming into being, which we see in relation and proportionality. In terms of identity, becoming explains how identity is formed through experience and the reflexive understanding of opposition, alterity and difference. Learn more in: Deleuzian Feminism: Becoming Woman in New Turkey Cinema