Multiple Choice
Deleuze and Guattari, in their book Anti-Oedipus, launch an assault against "aborescence," which is
A) Social sanctioning of people, things, and situations that are not normative
B) A type of knowledge structure that emphasized taxonomies and hierarchical ways of knowing
C) The fragmentation and decentering that characterizes the postmodern condition
D) Reproductive politics and the governmental assault on women's bodies
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