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  • ...ce [[German]] unification and the simple direct transposition of the BRD [[model]] on the DDR. What distinguishes Mueller is that he went much further than ...the people from itself, the unique case of "real life" differentiated from art by [[nothing]] more than an invisible, formal gap. The very fact that, in h
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  • ...fact that, although - in the Goethean lineage - Hamlet may appear as the [[model]] of the modern (introverted, brooding, indecisive) [[intellectual]], the m ...[transgressive]] character: [[ethics]] (in the premodern [[sense]] of the "art of [[living]]") is ultimately the ethics of moderation, of resisting the ur
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  • ...rréaliste de l'[[objet]]," Breton, 1935), and produced important works of art in every field. ...h the [[help]] of automatic writing and drawing. In creating a [[work]] of art, the [[artist]] would make the individual [[universal]] (Breton, 1935).
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  • ...h, William Sanderson, Brion James, Joe Turkel and Joanna Cassidy. The lead art designer was Syd Mead, and the soundtrack composer was Vangelis. ...h) a "basic [[pleasure]] [[model]]." Bryant also explains that the Nexus-6 model has a four-year lifespan as a failsafe against their developing unstable em
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  • ...s on politics (where their [[recent]] political [[life]] has served as a [[model]] of reasonable debate that avoids blind passions). ...o-called “[[symbolic class]]” (managers, journalists, [[academics]], [[art]]ists, etc.) that is also uprooted and that perceives itself as directly [[
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  • ...his supreme example of a truth-procedure‹event, and so on‹its implicit model is a kind of religious interpellation.  So no wonder that the best exa ...mehow for me interconnected.  Although I am also taking St. Paul as a model, a formal structure which can then be applied to revolutionary emancipatory
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  • ...t some spectacular sacrifice - you are obsessed with the idea of a work of art, and you risk everything, just to do it. You do it. There are people doing ...930s, of how all big systems - fascism, Stalinism - they approach the same model of total state control, blah, blah, blah, end of liberal capitalism. Then y
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  • ...odern mass hysteria. Such a notion still relies on the "big Other," on the model of "normal" perception of shared social reality, and thus does not take int ...rk of art. In short, there is no Duchamp without Malevitch: only after the art practice isolates the frame/place as such, emptied of all its content, can
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  • ...any [[particular]] consistent multitude (e.g., [[French]] society, modern art): a situation is structured, and it is its [[structure]] which allows us to ..., and the subject of [[science]]. Badiou's four "generics of truth" (love, art, science, and politics) would seem to clearly parallel these four modalitie
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  • ...Although (or, rather, for the very [[reason]] that) it is a kind of "Thou art that!" which articulates the very kernel of the subject's being, its assump ...tomatically gave rise to love. John Ruskin's formula, which followed the [[model]] of old Greek and Roman statues, led to a tragicomic disappointment when,
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  • ...ur Western, decadent way of [[liberal]] [[democracy]] and who look for a [[model]] that would combine the [[dynamic]] of [[capitalism]], while maintaining s ...owded, you don't feel the pressure, even if you are physically close. This art of ignoring. In the New York subway, even when it's half [[full]], you woul
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  • years ago, I was editor of a small art-[[theoretical]] journal with a [[circulation]] of where they have the one-party [[model]]. Either right wing like in Croatia or [[left]]
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  • ...s society of consumption. If God in the traditional sense as a universal [[model]] does not exist, then everything is allowed. You can get whatever you want ...a, very fashionable today, against this [[alienated]], Western, Protestant model we must return to more original ethnic wisdoms of old and so forth. This is
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  • ...any [[human]] [[society]] and all human activities such as [[science]], [[art]], or [[philosophy]], are defined by their history, so that their [[essence ...s through the sum of dozens of interactions. Yet [[another]] contrasting [[model]] is the persistent metaphor of a [[social contract]]. Hegel sees the [[re
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  • ...s Shoreditch- is now home to artists and will house a new Museum of Modern Art. ...re, you go into the [[past]] and engender yourself." For Zizek this is the model for a self [[consciousness]] that [[exists]] as an [[event]] in time, for t
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  • which was that my [[relationship]] with Slovene art, especially with Slovene apparatuses. The [[model]] of [[split]] subjectivity, as later echoed by Louis
    63 KB (10,146 words) - 21:35, 20 May 2019
  • ...blem that becomes more apparent when the psychoanalytic 'act' is used as a model of political change.<br><br> ...o problem with<a name="55x"></a><a href="#55"><sup>55</sup></a> — into a model for political change.<br><br>
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  • ...and interventions: an essay on David Lynch, a long-time favourite, <i>The Art of the Ridiculous Sublime</i> (2000); a lecture series on the Polish direct ...99).) In other words, according to Zizek, what we witness in Kierkegaard's model of Christian authority, with its absolute emphasis on the physical presence
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  • ...he [[fiction]], North Korea has built in front of this theater a fake, a [[model]] village with beautiful houses; in the evening, the lights in all the hous ...verybody which is different from the standard or hegemonic [[Anglo-Saxon]] model. Whatever you dislike about the latter, including the subaltern [[position]
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  • ...ot some spectacular sacrifice. You are obsessed with the idea of a work of art, and you risk everything, just to do it. There are very few people who are ...in the 1930s, of how all big systems-fascism, Stalinism-approach the same model of total state control, blah, blah, blah, end of liberal capitalism. Then y
    46 KB (7,621 words) - 00:50, 21 May 2019

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