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<div class="book"><div class="book-info"><div class="book-info__title">Conversations with [[Zizek ]] (Conversations) - [[Slavoj Zizek]], [[Glyn Daly]]</div><div class="book-info__lead">Slavoj Zizek, Glyn Daly</div>

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</div><div class="book-cover">[[Image:d60f57236e38b29578746676640038e9-d.jpg]]</div><div class="book-descr">In [[order ]] to familiarize yourself with the [[thoughts ]] and strategies of any critic or [[philosopher ]] without [[being ]] exposed to the sufferings sustained in the painful job of [[reading ]] extremely [[complex ]] [[texts]], you should always focus on the interviews made with the critic or the philosopher. You will get a much better grasp of highly complicated [[ideas ]] suggested by [[philosophers ]] such as [[Sartre]], [[Foucault]], and Said by reading through their published interviews. I mention those [[three ]] authors for it has been claimed by some reviewers that they have turned the [[activity ]] of giving an interview into an artform. Daly's interviews with Zizek does not spare us from Zizek's playful, and at [[times ]] elusive, style when he goes down on Kinder chocolate, [[virtual ]] [[reality]], [[globalization]], [[Hitchcock]], Fight Club, etc... Zizek is as quick and as versatile as you may have imagined him to be from his previous books or lectures. Daly seems to [[know ]] to press the [[right ]] buttons in order to get Zizek off the ground. The [[chemistry ]] in this book makes even [[Deleuze ]] sound as a wild and attractive philosopher. However, you should beware Zizek's [[Lacan ]] is quite different from the [[clinical ]] readings of Lacan. It became quite clear already in 1989 in "the [[Sublime ]] [[Object ]] of [[Ideology]]" that Zizek preferred to focus on the underestimated [[Real ]] in the [[Lacanian ]] cognitive edifice. Daly explains in a very lucid way the importance of [[the Real ]] to Zizek's Lacan, and he helps the reader to enter Zizek's streams of [[thought]]. This book helps any reader to [[understand ]] Zizek's highly complex ideas in a very simple way. I would [[place ]] this book among the [[other ]] books of interviews made with the authors mentioned above, Sartre, Foucault, and Said. Daly and Zizek are preserving the artform.</div><div class="book-info"><div class="book-info__download">[https://libgen.me/item/adv/311577 <u>Download</u>]</div></div></div>