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  • ...ss and womanliness as masquerade they appear to be the same thing. What is radical in Riviere's position, write Appignanesi and Forrester, 'is that for her ma ...purified spirituality: she functions as an inhuman partner in the sense of radical [[Otherness]] which is wholly incommensurable with our [[needs]] and desire
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  • ...ins external to it, it also hates that image. The subject experiences many radical oscillations between contrary emotions. ...unchangeable. The Lacanian conceptual system offers little possibility for radical social [[change]]. It implies a deep social conservatism as far as the [[si
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  • ...ould be subordianted to [[power]] struggles, but in [[terms]] of accepting radical [[contingency]]. ...g-[[in-itself]] that we cannot approach; Real is, rather, [[freedom]] as a radical cut in the [[texture]] of [[reality]].
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  • ...s]] are more or less [[satisfied]] with the ''status quo'' and against the radical [[act]].<ref>[[Contingency]] 127-8</ref> Contrary to popualar belief, perversion is not a means of acces to the radical fredom of the [[unconscious]], but a [[form]] of [[fixation]] on fantasy.
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  • ...what is sold to us today as [[freedom]] is something from which this more radical [[dimension]] of freedom and [[democracy]] has been removed — in [[other] ...are simply no longer perceived as a matter to decide. A certain domain of radical social questions has simply been depoliticised.
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  • ...-subjective social impact of cyberspace. What we are witnessing today is a radical redefinition of what it means to be a human being.<br class="NetscapeDummy" ...f he were afraid of the new medium, has a much better grasp of its uncanny radical potentials.<br class="NetscapeDummy"/><br class="NetscapeDummy"/></td></tr>
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  • ...ctive]] [[social]] impact of cyberspace. What we are witnessing today is a radical redefinition of what it means to be a human [[being]].
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  • Be that as it may, something radical is happening. Now, a [[number]] of new [[terms]] are proposed to us to desc
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  • ...in this new, modern age. It is interesting that his results were much more radical and interesting for us today than the results of superficial [[English]] [[
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  • According to the FBI, there are now at least two million so-called radical right-wingers in the USA. Some are quite violent, killing abortion doctors,
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  • According to the FBI, there are now at least two million so-called radical right-wingers in the USA. Some are quite violent, killing abortion doctors,
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  • ...that what is sold to us today as freedom is something from which this more radical [[dimension]] of freedom and [[democracy]] has been removed — in [[other] ...are simply no longer perceived as a matter to decide. A certain domain of radical social questions has simply been depoliticised.
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  • ...[[liberal]] stance is unable to trespass - [[witness]] the uneasiness of "radical" post-colonialist Afro-American studies apropos of [[Frantz Fanon]]'s funda
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  • ..."Just look around and see for yourself what will happen if we follow your radical notions!" And it is exactly the same [[thing]] that the [[demand]] for "sci Let us take two predominant topics of today's American radical academia: postcolonial and queer (gay) studies. The problem of postcolonial
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  • ...idal, far from signalling a [[desire]] for self-annihilation, cutting is a radical attempt to (re)gain a stronghold in reality, or (another aspect of the same ...with enough substance to form its own state. Throughout the 90s, even the radical democratic critics of [[Milosevic]] who rejected Serb nationalism, acted on
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  • ...e of dispelling all opportunistic compromises, of adopting the unequivocal radical position from which it is only possible to intervene in such a way that our ...utiful Soul]] and to keep their hands clean. In contrast to this [[false]] radical Leftist's position (who want true [[democracy]] for the people, but without
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  • ...the very notion of "real" reality — VR is thus at the same time the most radical assertion of the seductive power of images. ...r" that progressively disintegrates today. What we have today is a certain radical split: on the one hand, the objectivized language of experts and scientists
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  • ...verse resides precisely in the fact that in this universe the dimension of radical evil, that in it the balance was way too much in favor of the good? So I th ...violence]] at work in this uncoupling, that of the death [[drive]], of the radical wiping the slate clean as the condition of the new beginning.
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  • ...t" of modern [[ethics]], positing the [[sign]] of equation between the two radical opposites, i.e. asserting that the [[sublime]] disinterested [[ethical]] at ...the [[pain]] of [[humiliation]] (because of man's hurt pride, due to the "radical [[Evil]]" of human [[nature]]); for Lacan, this Kantian privileging of pain
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  • ...this point clear, one should reformulate the first feature in a much more radical way. Beneath the apparently humanist-ideological opposition of "human being ...cal since belief and knowledge themselves are not symmetrical: at its most radical, the status of the ([[Lacanian]]) big Other qua symbolic institution, is th
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