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• The Matrix, or, the Two Sides of Perversion
  ...e obviously "artificial" rear-projections, not signal that the time of the Cartesian infinite perspective is running out, and that we are returning to a kind of ...- and fantasy is an attempt to fill out this lack of the Other, not of the subject, i.e. to (re)constitute the consistency of the big Other. For that reason,
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• From Proto-Reality to the Act
  between the [[subject]] and the [[signifier]], etc. - I remain blind to Schelling's basic thrust Real of the ground and the subject's [[freedom]], while, already in his early [[philosophy]] of
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• The Big Other Doesn't Exist
  ...This problematique also opens up the vaguaries of [[ignorance]] not the [[subject]]'s, but the big [[Other]]'s: "the father is dead, although unaware of it," ...t there is "[[objective]]" [[scientific]] knowledge (in the modern, post-[[Cartesian]] sense of the term) only if the universe of scientific knowledge itself is
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• Hidden Prohibitions And The Pleasure Principle
  ...Lacan says [[The Subject|the subject]] of psychoanalysis is the Cartesian subject. JA: Well, the subject relating to the signifier and [[metaphor]] is Cartesian...
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• Hysteria and Cyberspace
  ...mentioned the deconstructionist version of cyberspace which is this post-[[Cartesian]] one: Each of us can play with his/her identities and so forth. This is th ...sitive [[content]], can one truly see what remains, namely the Cartesian [[subject]].
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• Works of Slavoj Zizek
  ...ory]] which he returns to [[time]] and again - that the [[subject]] is the subject of a [[void]]. ...warding books as it covers a range of crucial topics from the cause of the subject through the [[role]] of the [[superego]] to the [[impossibility]] of the [[
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• Cogito and The Unconscious
  The [[Cartesian]] cogito—the [[principle]] articulated by [[Descartes]] that "I [[think]] ...ed given the enigmatic status of the [[human]] [[body]], and the Cartesian subject’s confrontation with its modern critics, including [[Althusser]], [[Batai
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• Never Mind the Bollocks
  ...]</i> which is a comprehensive and contentious account of the contemporary subject. There will also be a major Reader of his work published in a series alongs ...work has in common an attempt to grapple with the modern or [[postmodern]] subject -you and I, the notion of "an act <i>proper</i>", and an attempt to articul
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• Enjoy your Zizek
  ...ationality]]." While [[Foucault]] and [[Derrida]] dissolve the [[human]] [[subject]] in a sea of discursive indeterminacy and historical [[contingency]], Habe ...sumes that communities are constitutively dysfunctional and that the human subject is always divi ded against itself by contradictory desires and identificati
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• Slavoj Zizek: Risking the Impossible
  As Zizek makes clear in <i>The Ticklish Subject</i>, what German idealism accomplishes is a displacement of the usual oppos ...f being - a gap that simultaneously designates the radical autonomy of the subject - and is something that constantly threatens to sabotage or overwhelm the s
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• Slavoj Zizek: An Introduction
  ...imself appear to the gaze of the West and now it is this appearance of the subject Zizek to us that we will focus on. What you need to know to read Zizek, the ...lways already broken, and this is the baseline of Lacanian accounts of the subject and a reminder to Marxists not to hope for too much. <br><br>
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• Slavoj Zizek: Live Theory
  <b>The subject of philosophy</b><br><br> ...society, is not ideologically neutral or unquestionably positive, but the subject of various groups attempting to claim it (SO, 98). Each of these attempts n
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• The Last Hegelian: An Interview with Slavoj Zizek
  ...ve]]: [[Kant]], [[Hegel]], and Critique of [[Ideology]] and The Ticklish [[Subject]]: The [[Absent]] Centre of Political [[Ontology]]. ...ve: Kant, Hegel, and the Critique of Ideology (Duke, 1993); The [[Ticklish Subject]]: The Absent Centre of Political Ontology (Verso, 1999); [[The Fragile Abs
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• The Anamorphosis
  ...a. </i>I did not realize at the [[time]] that I would be developing the [[subject]] of the gaze to such an extent. I was diverted into doing so by the way i ...to which we referred in the [[Cartesian]] <i>[[cogito]], </i>by which the subject appreliends himself as [[thought]]?<br>
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• Overview
  ...inary aspects. Based on the specular image, the imaginary is rooted in the subject's relationship to the body (the image of the body). THE SUBJECT==
  39 KB (6,629 words) - 07:26, 5 June 2006
• Subject of the Enunciation
  ...disclose by rewriting the [[Cartesian]] [[cogito]] in this way is that the subject is irrevocably split, torn asunder by language
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• Subject of the Enunciated
  The [[subject of enunciation]] is the "[[I]]" who speaks, the [[individual]] doing the [[ The [[subject of the enunciated]] is the "[[I]]" of the [[sentence]].
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• The Subversion of the Subject
  ...ed [[moment]] into a higher [[synthesis]]. Since the basic dynamism of the subject for Lacan arises from [[desire,]] it is not surprising that he focuses atte ...as the role that the phallus plays in a [[dialectical]] assumption by the subject of his own desire now becomes thematized.
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• Lacan and Language
  [[Bar (separating signifier and sIgnIfied/splitting subject), 162, 175, 191, 192,210,232,244,246,249, 321,327,337,343,347,348,351, 352, ..., 32, 34, 35, 40, 55,61,80,87,136,159,220,235, 243,257,259,276,353,365,383 Cartesian, 34, 178, 179, 357; see also Descartes, R.
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• Guide to Slavoj Zizek
  =The Subject= [[Slavoj Žižek]] fully endorses the [[model]] of the [[Cartesian subject]].
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