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• Homo Sacer as the Object of the Discourse of the University
  ...fake master. — How, then, more closely, are we to read the [[university discourse]]? ...ition which underlies the university discourse is the way in which medical discourse functions in our everyday lives: at the surface level, we are dealing with
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• Smashing the Neighbor's Face
  ...ible]]" link between this domain and that of (theological) ethics, the way ethics cuts across the symmetry of equal relations, distorting/displacing [[them]] ...mphasis on regulating [[life]] and deploying its potentials - for Levinas, ethics is not [[about]] life, but about something MORE than life. It is at this le
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• The Act and Its Vicissitudes
  ...xplicit [[moral]] rules (he performs an abortion), he reaches the level of ethics proper. And does the same not go also for Nicole in The Sweet Hereafter? Is
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• Frankfurt School
  ...e rationality of communication. And, in his [[sketch]] of communicative [[ethics]] as the highest stage in the internal logic of the evolution of [[ethical] ...tor of the [[New Left]]. Their work also heavily influenced intellectual [[discourse]] on [[popular culture]] and scholarly [[popular culture studies]].
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• Lacan - ÂŽižek
  ==''[[Ethics of Psychoanalysis]]''== ==Psychoanalytic Discourse==
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• Homo Sacer as the Object of the University Discourse
  ...fake master. — How, then, more closely, are we to read the [[university discourse]]?<br><br> <font face="courier" size="-0"><tt><img src="hsacer.gif" alt="university discourse [[matheme]]" align="middle" border="0" height="52" vspace="1" width="85"><b
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• Psychoanalysis and Post-Marxism
  ...assertion of the moral weight of symbolic Law in human history (Kantian [[ethics]])?8 However, the crucial question with regard to psychoanalysis here is wh ...kes on an excessive, hyperbolic [[character]]. [[Freud]]'s discovery-the [[ethics of psychoanalysis]]-does it leave us clinging to that dialectic?9
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• Desire: Drive = Truth: Knowledge
  ...he problem is, of course, that no [[balance]] between these two notions of ethics can ever be achieved. The notion of reinscribing scientific drive into the ...n even more radical sense: it is the first (and probably unique) case of a discourse that is strictly "nonhistorical" even in the Heideggerian sense of the [[hi
  15 KB (2,289 words) - 21:57, 27 May 2019
• Reflections of Media, Politics and Cinema
  ...a mystery for Western sociologists who say that you [[need]] Protestant [[ethics]] for good capitalism. ...gemonized by [[Heideggerian]] nationalists. But the Soros people have this ethics of the bad state and good civic, independent [[structures]]. But sorry, in
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• It Doesn't Have to Be a Jew
  JOSEFINA AYERZA: <i>The contemporary [[political]] [[discourse]], changed by events such as the altering of [[communist]] regular patterns ...rse gave you was not that you would actually become rich, but, rather, the discourse gave you the opportunity to [[identify]] yourself as the one who might get
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• Civil Society, Fanaticism, and Digital Reality
  interests me at the political level is how the [[discourse]] machinery, in order to It's a mystery for Western sociologists who say that you need Protestant [[ethics]]
  32 KB (5,235 words) - 20:21, 27 May 2019
• Hidden Prohibitions And The Pleasure Principle
  ..., in the [[Freudian]] sense, the most [[unheimlich]] [[moment]] in Kantian ethics. I think that in his last major writings, [[religion]] was within the limit ...hysterical]] subject, a hysterical subject in reaction to the scientific [[discourse]] which was founded through Cartesian Science. I put it this way: here we h
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• From "Passionate Attachments" to Dis-identification
  ...ere blatantly contradicts Lacan for whom the unconscious is "the Other's [[discourse]]," i.e. symbolic, not imaginary. Is not the best known single line from La ...ysterious, impenetrable entity to be conquered, the patriarchal [[erotic]] discourse creates the <i>femme fatale</i> as the inherent threat against which the ma
  43 KB (6,928 words) - 08:07, 24 May 2019
• Anarchy
  ...politics that seeks to avoid the [[discourse]] of the Master through an [[ethics]] of [[contingency]], and discusses the contemporary anti-[[globalization]] ...here. Certain Lacanian [[concepts]], when applied to political and social discourse, allow one to explore a number of dimensions crucial to radical politics to
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• I am a fighting atheist
  ...For anyone who has tired of the dumbing down of mainstream [[political]] [[discourse]] in the West, who finds it hard to believe that the bone-dry American left ...e can find a zero point and clear the table. It introduced a new kind of [[ethics]]: not that each of us should do our [[duty]] according to our [[place]] in
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• Slavoj Zizek: Risking the Impossible
  ...liberation of Kuwait" during the 1990s Gulf conflict. Here the ideological discourse tended to operate along the following tines: "we must achieve the liberatio ...ense of breaking out of standardized positions. We might say that it is an ethics which is not only politically motivated but which also draws its strength f
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• Slavoj Zizek: An Introduction
  ...Manchester Metropolitan University and author of books on psychoanalysis, discourse, politics and culture. He is a practising psychoanalyst, member of the Cent ...incontestable structure of culture in which women operate as a "stain" in discourse'.<a name="19x"></a><a href="#19">¹⁹</a> One of the key anchoring
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• Slavoj Zizek: A Primer
  Torfing, J. (1999), <i>New Theories of Discourse: Laclau, Mouffe and Zizek</i>, Oxford: Blackwell.<br> Zupanzic, A. (2000), <i>Ethics of the Real</i>, London: Verso.<br><br>
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• Slavoj Žižek: What is a Master-Signifier
  ...made possible only through reference to democratic-egalitarian political [[discourse]]. (SO, 88-9)</font></p> ...ese events themselves. It is what [[Lacan]] in his [[Seminar]] on <i>The [[Ethics]] of [[Psychoanalysis]]</i> calls the 'point of view of the Last Judgement'
  105 KB (18,216 words) - 20:53, 23 May 2019
• Slavoj Zizek: Live Theory
  ...s value when seen from the other side. As Lacan says in his Seminar <i>The Ethics of Psychoanalysis</i>, in which he discusses Antigone's case, from this oth ...rsions of Love and Hate</i>; and philosopher Alenka Zupancic, author of <i>Ethics of the Real: Kant, Lacan</i>. Zizek in interviews speaks of the various ori
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