This article proposes an intensification of the dialogue between Deleuze and anthropology in at least two ways. In the first part, it traces proximities between deleuzian concepts and influent analytical themes for today’s anthropology; in the second, examines an specific incidence of classical social anthropology - the kinship theory - on Deleuze and Guattari’s conception of primitive territorial machine, or pre-signifier semiotics.
deleuze; guattari; social anthropology; kinship