For Kafka deterritorialization involved unpicking rudimentary binaries of man/woman, animal/human. This is not by completely separating the forms, but by moving away from opposition and towards interrelation, ‘in a dynamic transfer system which transforms the oppositional systems which structure them’. By ‘becoming minor’, forms are undone from the opposites that exclude and define them. They can move to the margins and reincorporate themselves in a space of difference.