Slavoj Žižek. The Return To Hegel. 2009 16/16

[importfilta]

Same here

[athousandleaves]

i think zizek is more entertaining than instructive.

[S2Cents]

@athousandleaves

ZIzek doesn't properly explain why almost everybody is wrong about Hegel and why he has the correct views. He's confusing and screws around as much as a deconstructionist instead of just getting to the damn point.

[jessification1780]

I love Zizek's temporality. Freud would add that the future is not the only 'impossible' that becomes necessary retroactively. There isn't only this 'future-past', but also a 'past-future' in which our history literally hasn't happened yet, but wells up from an atemporal unconscious.

The Wolfman case history is the perfect example of this - the primal scene of the parents copulating is the 'impossible' event, which would have become necessary some twenty years later through analysis.

[franciscoac84]

habria entonces tambien una lucha ENTRE UNIVERSALES? ademas de entre lo particular y lo universal?

Que hay del concepto de que hay un momento en el que no hay una vuelta atrás? la musica atonal sería una ampliación de la universalidad?

Por qué todo capitalismo no liberal y occidental deberia de ser fascista?

[wgaule]

Thanks for this, just watched it all and really enjoyed it.

[Elliott0725]

this shit is like porn for me

[BigVic405g]

@Elliott0725 same here

[francopalombo]

thanks!