A Rhizome (n.) is a random unregulated network where any element can be connected to any other element.
A Rhizome (n.) is a structure or system (such as a language) where there is no homogeneous entity, no privileged point of entry, but rather, non-hierarchical, random, chronology-resisting, non-narrativizeable, unregulated, un-subsumed, connected, horizontal multiplicities.
A Rhizome (n.) is a structure with no privileged point of entry point.
A Rhizome (n.) is an a-centered system of communication. Rather than organization and rigidity of structure, the strength of thought is its potential for collapse.
A Rhizome (n.) is multiple... it stresses routes rather than roots.
A Rhizome (n.) has no points or positions, only lines.
A Rhizome (n.) is proliferating and serial, functioning by means of the principles of connection and heterogeneity. In simple terms, any line can be connected to any other line. There can be no points or positions within a rhizome, only a mobile and bifurcating series of lines.
A Rhizome (n.) is resistant of the organizational structure of the root-tree system and 'ceaselessly established connections between semiotic chains, organizations of power, and circumstances relative to the arts, sciences, and social struggles.
A Rhizome (n.) offers an approach to history not as a system that privileges origin or genesis, but as a map... that is, a wide array of attractions and influences with no specific origin or genesis.
A Rhizome (n.) is the map of a mode of thought which is always 'in the middle.