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• The Jouissance of Transgression
  ...abolishes it - thus offering the first weighty historical example of the [[German]] [[notion]] of <i>[[Aufhebung]], </i>i.e., the conservation of something d ...bleman found himself, during the period from the beginning of the French [[Revolution]] and down through the [[Terror]], which he was to live through only to be
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• Nature of the Linguistic Sign
  of revolution. Of all social institutions, language is least amenable<br> Old German <i>dritteil</i> 'one-third' became <i>Drittel</i> in Modern Ger-<br>
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• Sergei Pankejeff
  ...ersburg. Sergei attended gymnasium in Russia though after the 1905 Russian Revolution he spent considerable time abroad studying. In 1906, his older sister Anna
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• Germany
  Since [[German]] psychiatrists resisted psychoanalysis, [[recognition]] took [[place]] thr ...ical Association, became the Deutsche psychoanalytische Gesellschaft (DPG; German Psychoanalytic [[Society]]).
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• Stalinism
  ...opment]] of the [[Soviet Union]] in the first 10 years after the October [[Revolution]], Dzerzhinsky has to be "read in reverse," as a voyager who travelled back ...clear how Stalinism emerged from the initial [[conditions]] of the October Revolution and its immediate aftermath, one should not a priori discount the possibili
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• Against the Populist Temptation
  ...rotested the import of cheap [[East European]] labor to lower the wages of German workers). It is [[symptom]]atic in what an exaggerated and panicky way the ...ferential social space) as well as from the opposite [[idea]] of a total [[revolution]] that would bring about a fully [[self-reconciliation|self-reconciled]] [[
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• A Plea for a Return to Différance
  ...y of the central attitudes of the largely successful 1960s countercultural revolution find expression in The Authoritarian Personality, including idealizing rebe ...y of the central attitudes of the largely successful 1960s countercultural revolution find expression in The Authoritarian Personality, including idealizing rebe
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• Overview
  ...ng" refers to the fact that there are different possible ways to interpret German idealism, and Zizek wishes to make "actual" one of those possibilities in d ...something could be found in itself. For Zizek, the fundamental insight of German idealism is that the truth of something is always outside it. So the truth
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• Guide to Slavoj Zizek
  ...troducing the content of a materialism that is later taken up by Marx, the German philosopher Friedrich [[Nietzsche]] (1844-1900) and Freud. It is because Ž ...critique of [[Marxism]] advanced by Max Weber (1864-1920), the influential German [[sociologist]], Briefly, this critique consists in the [[claim]] that [[Pr
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• Saussure's Concept of the Sign
  of [[revolution]]. Of all [[social institutions]], language is least amenable<br> Old German <i>dritteil</i> 'one-third' became <i>Drittel</i> in Modern Ger-<br>
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• No Sex, Please, We're Post-Human!
  ...pposite; say, in the later [[stage]] of a revolutionary [[process]] when [[Revolution]] starts to devour its own [[children]], the [[political]] [[agent]] which ...t that human beings will acquire the capacity of what [[Kant]] and other [[German]] Idealists called "intellectual intuition /intellektuelle Anschauung/," th
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• Jacques Lacan's Four Discourses
  ...nto the "normal" functioning of the social link (the [[true]] "permanent [[revolution]]" is already capitalism itself). ...uction]]. Finally, the [[analyst's discourse]] stands for the emergence of revolution-ary-emancipatory subjectivity that resolves the [[split]] of university and
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• The Freudian thing
  Lacan begins by referring to Freud's [[revolution]] in [[knowledge]]: the discovery t!hat the centre of the [[human]] [[being correct translation of the [[German]] emphasises not the ego but the unconscious: 'Where the subject was, there
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• Badiou: Notes From an Ongoing Debate
  ...n the ideology of late-[[capitalism]], whose noisily marketed “perpetual revolution” is really just an [[instance]] of the cliché “the more things [[chang ...shattering evental rupture ushering in an uncompromisingly “perfect” [[revolution]]. But, the preceding [[analyses]] call into question whether he can be ent
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• Articles by Slavoj Zizek
  * [https://www.rt.com/op-ed/418238-sexual-revolution-metoo-harassment/ Sex and ’68: Liberal movement revolutionized ‘sexuali ...7-capitalists-1968-revolution-left/ Legacy of 1968 protests: How a leftist revolution helped capitalists win]
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• Mao Zedong: the Marxist Lord of Misrule
  ...him!), Marx needed Lenin's "betrayal" in order to enact the first Marxist revolution: it is an inner necessity of the "original" teaching to submit to and survi ...(and thus "un-ripeness" for the revolution) makes a country "ripe" for the revolution. Since, however, such "unripe" economic conditions do not allow the constru
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• On Alain Badiou and Logiques des mondes
  ...loody terror of the Nazis in point of fact had been kept a secret from the German people." [[On Alain Badiou and Logiques des mondes#Notes|1]]] Marcuse was f ...d Guardist caught in the Cultural Revolution compared to the true Cultural Revolution, the permanent dissolution of all life-forms necessitated by the capitalist
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• Gorgias, Not Plato Was the Archi-Stalinist
  ...(Trotsky/Stalin) "makes it clear" how, "objectively," Trotsky was against revolution all the [[time]] back.<br><br> ...easants and the meager industrial output). The same goes for Hitler: the [[German]] entry into war in the late 1930s was the only way to avoid impending econ
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• Shostakovich in Casablanca
  ...e pressure in his infamous Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution. using texts by Marx, Lenin, and Stalin, the cantata was again criticized f ...rutal marching progress in the first movement does not "really" render the German conquest of Russia in 1941, but the Communist conquest of Russia! Shostakov
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• Leninism Today: Zionism and the Jewish Question
  ...millions who, first, heroically overthrew the ancient [[regime]] in the [[revolution]], and, then, enslaved to the new rules, are [[forced]] to build monuments ...the [[confession]] that he was involved in a [[Jewish]] plot against the [[German]] nation. This difference points towards the different attitude towards [[E
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