This article seeks to substantiate the presence of Nietzsche's conception of language in the linguistic project of Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari. The nietzschian genealogy proposes the overcoming of moral denominations affirming the Dionysian element of life by the embodiment of the language's tragic becoming in the figure of Zarathustra. Appropriating Nietzsche's praise of the metamorphoses of the human, Deleuze and Guattari combat the structural dichotomy of the classic linguistic and approach the language of an abstract machine whose operation is debtor to a minority becoming responsible for their process.
moral; tragic experience; language; minor-becoming