seduction, n.Definitions

Seduction is everywhere and always opposed to production.

Seduction is ever disappearing within our current culture of preejaculation. It is being ever superceded by the sexual imperative.

Seduction is indispensible. The person who is unable to seduce people, is not able to save them, either.

Seduction is opposed to production (whose aim is to set every thing in clear view) in that it withdraws something from the visible order.

Seduction does not partake of the real order. It never belongs to the order of force or to force relations. It is precisely for this reason that seduction envelops the whole real process of power, as well as the whole real order of production, with this never-ending reversibility and disaccumulation-without which neither power nor production would even exist.

Seduction is stronger than power because it is a reversible and mortal process, while power wants to be irreversible, cumulative, and immortal like value.

Seduction is utterly absent form the universe of production. Not a shadow of it can be detected there, ruled as it is by the transparency principle.

Seduction is everywhere and always opposed to pro duction. It withdraws something from the visible order and so runs counter to production, whose project is to set every thing up in clear view, whether it be an object, a number, or a concept.