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• Nature of the Linguistic Sign
  linguistic meaning prior to Saussure had been historical with speaks. So we have the distinction between <i>la langue</i> and <i> la
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• Jungian psychology
  ...in the [[mind]] as a "transformer of [[consciousness]]," free to associate with new experiences and [[thinking]]. "Symbolic power" transcends and permeates ...|post-structuralist]] way (most obviously, [[James Hillman]]). Jung's work with mythology and archetypes was one of the most significant influences on myth
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• Hallucination as Ideology in Cinema
  ...eady been written about the battle for Stalingrad, this battle is invested with so many fantasies and symbolic meanings -- when the German troops reached t ...questions: what the hell were they doing there, in a foreign country? And what about the suffering they themselves inflicted on the Russian population whi
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• Freud Lives!
  ...of [[human]] [[thought]] was more wrong [[about]] all the fundamentals – with the exception of [[Marx]], some would add. ''[[The Black Book of Communism] ...[[humiliation]]: the [[mind]] is merely a [[machine]] for data-processing, our [[sense]] of [[freedom]] and [[autonomy]] merely a 'user’s [[illusion]]'.
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• Saussure's Concept of the Sign
  [[linguistic]] meaning prior to Saussure had been historical with speaks. So we have the [[distinction]] between <i>la [[langue]]</i> and <i> la
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• No Sex, Please, We're Post-Human!
  ...hetic [[vision]]: in 2040, humanity collectively decides to replace itself with genetically modified asexual humanoids in [[order]] to avoid the deadlock o ...asy]] at its purest, the deadlock to which it reacts is a [[real]] one: in our [[postmodern]] "disenchanted" permissive [[world]], the unconstrained sexua
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• Sigmund Freud:Quotes
  [[Image:SigmundFreud2.jpg|thumb|Thinking is an experimental dealing with small quantities of energy, just as a general moves miniature figures over * '''[[Being]] entirely honest with oneself is a [[good]] exercise.'''
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• Censorship Today: Violence, or Ecology as a New Opium for the Masses
  ...basic [[mechanism]], we get the critique of the imperialist "[[excess]]," with the (silent) notion of mobilizing [[capitalist]] mechanisms within another, ...ender it more just, tolerant, etc. The only [[true]] question today is: do we endorse this "naturalization" of capitalism, or does today's [[global]] cap
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• Only a Suffering God Can Save Us
  ...e world – in short, phenomena like <em>shoah</em> are the ultimate price we have to pay for the divine gift of freedom; (3) finally, self-limitation is ...ntroversy</em>, ed. By Richard Wolin, Cambridge: MIT Press 1993.</ref> One should therefore take the statement that "the unspeakable suffering of the six mil
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• Against The Double Blackmail (article)
  ...something quite similar happening to the Slobodan [[Milosevic]] [[regime]] with the [[recent]] [[NATO]] bombing? It is interesting to watch in the last day ...vileged [[situation]] of Serbia within the Yugoslav federation, especially with [[regard]] to the Albanian "separatism." Albanians were Milosevic's first t
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• Books/Catherine Malabou/Catherine Malabou
  ...ory.local/text/books/catherine-malabou/counterpath/ Counterpath: Traveling with Jacques Derrida] ...erine-malabou/what-should-we-do-with-our-brain/ What Should We Do with Our Brain?]
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• Books/Catherine Malabou/What Should We Do With Our Brain
  =‘What Should We Do with Our Brain?’ by Catherine Malabou= [[Image:catherine-malabou-what-should-we-do-with-our-brain-theoryleaks-720x1024.jpg]]<BR>
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• Articles/Slavoj Zizek/am-i-a-philosopher.html
  ...las­sic­ally styled philo­sophy, wav­ing the ban­ner of Pla­ton­ism with suf­fi­cient self-con­fid­ence to accept the chal­lenge of an anti­ph First, I DO pro­pose a kind of "onto­logy": my work is not just a decon­struct­iv
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• Articles/Slavoj Zizek/antinomies-of-pure-sexuation.html
  ...Whole of reality, i.e., the return to pre-critical general ontology… But what if the actual situation is quite different? True, Kant admits antinomies, b ...eal of freedom.) A Hegelian critique of Kant does not simply advocate that our appearances fit the In-itself – on the contrary, it fully asserts the gap
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• Articles/Slavoj Zizek/lacan-as-a-reader-of-hegel.html
  ...ntury, the psychoanalyst's is perhaps the loftiest, because it mediates in our time between the care-ridden man and the subject of absolute knowledge.<u>1 ...self, Lacan already outlines the "limits within which it is impossible for our teaching to ignore the structuring moments of Hegel's phenomenology":
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• TheoryLeaks.org
  * [[Books/Alain Badiou/What Is A People]] * [[Books/Alain Badiou/What Is To Be Done A Dialogue On Communism Capitalism And The Future Of Democrac
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