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Slavoj Zizek vs. Jordan Peterson [Revised Rerun]
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18:23Now PlayingThis is a slightly corrected rerun of a video about how Jordan Peterson and Slavoj Žižek have finally set a date and time to debate. The event is entitled “Happiness: Capitalism vs. Marxism” and will take place in Toronto’s Sony Center. This video aims to serve as a conceptual guide to the debate. How do Peterson and Žižek agree and disagree about happiness, capitalism, Marxism, and Christianity?
This video will feature an excerpt from Ron Roberts book “Psychology and Capitalism” as we explore the differences between these two intellectuals.
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Psychology and Capitalism by Ron Roberts
Jordan Peterson Debates Slavoj Zizek (by Doug Robertson)
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