Thesaurus on Schizoanalysis. Based on the book “Capitalism and Schizophrenia” by Deleuze and Guattari

I am impatient to post material that is quite difficult to understand and read. I know that this resource is used by many young specialists who will find this topic extremely useful, and I really want my work not to be lost.
A few words to introduce the topic.
Schizoanalysis was born at the intersection of psychiatry and philosophy in France, during the free-thinking left-wing political movements of the 60s and 70s. The theory of Schizoanalysis largely belongs to the field of psychoanalysis, therefore universities pay special attention to it. The authors of Schizoanalysis are Gilles Deleuze (popular philosopher) and Felix Guattari (psychiatrist). The main themes of that bold era are those of desire, libido, freedom and unfreedom — as reflected in the joint work of Deleuze and Guattari in the book Anti-Oedipus. Capitalism and Schizophrenia.
Reading this work at first seems like a completely impossible task, since the writing style is completely antagonistic to the usual standards of human neurotic thinking. But I am extremely convinced that in order to work with relatively healthy people, you need to understand madness . This will make it possible to directly hear the language of the unconscious, which can only be openly expressed in schizoid reality. And this schizoid world opens up schizoanalysis for us, giving us the opportunity to understand it. Of course, it is simply not given; in fact, schizoid reality itself does not enter into a relationship with us…