Zizek Clicks a Cookie: Guide to Sublime Object of Ideology
September 13, 2019
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as posted by the channelSlavoj Žižek is perhaps the world’s most famous philosopher. However, the arguments of the “Elvis of Critical Theory” are sometimes difficult to fully grasp. We'll follow his example and use pop-cultural references in an attempt to make the ideas more accessible. This video series will take on the ideas in Žižek’s first book: The Sublime Object of Ideology in an effort to explicate and evaluate them. Find out if Žižek’s is a philosophy without milk or without cream and ENJOY eating from the trashcan.
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