The Supreme Object of Ideology
Kant with Sade, Hegel with Lacan, Marx with Freud, Lacan with Hitchcock: Zizek displays the revolutionary, subversive power of "intertextual" reading in all of his works, starting with The Supreme Object of Ideology. When we read him together with Lacan, we understand that Hegel is not an "outdated" thinker who invented dialectics but could not go beyond being an idealist philosopher. We also learn from Lacan that Marx's work is not just about political economy, but that Marx invented the concept of "symptom", which sheds light on psychoanalysis and even brings it into being. When we read Lacan, famous for his "incomprehensibility" and his immersion in language games, together with "popular" Hollywood movies, the veil of mystery suddenly lifts. “Moralist” Kant gains a new meaning with Sade, the thinker of heresy. Freud shines a light on Marx, and American cardboard films shed light on Sade. And all of them give us clues about what, how and why we can change, which can help us make some sense of the age we live in. ...
Number of Pages: 255
Year of Printing: 2015
Language: Turkish
Publisher: Metis Publishing
First Print Year: 2004
Number of Pages: 255
Language Turkish
| Publisher | : | Metis Publishing |
| Number of pages | : | 255 |
| Publication Year | : | 2015 |
| ISBN | : | 9789753423489 |
| The heart | : | Turkish |