Given a socius, schizoanalysis only asks what place it reserves for desiring production; what generative role desire enjoys therein; in what forms the conciliation between the regime of desiring production and the regime of social production is brought about, since in any case it is the same production, but under two different regimes; if, on this socius as a full body, there is thus the possibility for going from one side to another,.e., from the side where the molar aggregates of social production are organized, to this other side, no less collective, where the molecular multiplicities of desiring production are formed; whether and to what extent such a socius can endure the reversal of power such that desiring production subjugates social production and yet does not destroy it, since it is the same production working under the difference in regime; if there is, and how there comes to be, a formation of subject groups; etc.