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| − | + | {{LA}}pp. 12, 33, 141, 157, 159, 162–168 | |
| − | + | * [[Slavoj Žižek|Žižek, Slavoj]]. ''[[The Ticklish Subject|The Ticklish Subject: The Absent Centre of Political Ontology]]''. London: Verso, 1999. | |
| + | : Capital as Vampire, 358 | ||
| + | : ''Class Struggles in France'' | ||
| + | : ''Dismissed by Russell, 142 | ||
| + | : ''Eighteenth Brumaire'' and the Creation of History, 88 | ||
| + | : Equivalence, 231 | ||
| + | : The Exception is the Rule, 103 | ||
| + | : Explitation and Human Rights, 179-82 | ||
| + | : Fascism as an Outcome of Capitalism, 12 | ||
| + | : Fetishization, 349 | ||
| + | : Hegel as Essential Reading, 149 | ||
| + | : Ideological Abstraction, 276 | ||
| + | : Living Contradiction of the Proletariat, 225 | ||
| + | : Masculine Abstract Universality, 100 | ||
| + | : Meta-Politics, 190, 191-2 | ||
| + | : Negation of Negation, 72-3 | ||
| + | : Proletariat and Workign Class, 137 | ||
| + | : Religious Narrative, 47 | ||
| + | : And the Sociologists, 277-8 | ||
| + | : Superseding the Market, 339 | ||
| + | : From Theory to Revolution, 174 | ||
| + | : Universalism, 226 | ||
| + | : Workers as Commodity, 157 | ||
| + | * {{Ec}} p. 51 | ||
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- Žižek, Slavoj. The Ticklish Subject: The Absent Centre of Political Ontology. London: Verso, 1999.
- Capital as Vampire, 358
- Class Struggles in France
- Dismissed by Russell, 142
- Eighteenth Brumaire and the Creation of History, 88
- Equivalence, 231
- The Exception is the Rule, 103
- Explitation and Human Rights, 179-82
- Fascism as an Outcome of Capitalism, 12
- Fetishization, 349
- Hegel as Essential Reading, 149
- Ideological Abstraction, 276
- Living Contradiction of the Proletariat, 225
- Masculine Abstract Universality, 100
- Meta-Politics, 190, 191-2
- Negation of Negation, 72-3
- Proletariat and Workign Class, 137
- Religious Narrative, 47
- And the Sociologists, 277-8
- Superseding the Market, 339
- From Theory to Revolution, 174
- Universalism, 226
- Workers as Commodity, 157
- Lacan, Jacques. Écrits. Paris: Seuil, 1966. p. 51
