Introducing Slavoj Zizek: A Graphic Guide
Author: Christopher Kul-Want
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 176
Slavoj Zizek is one of those rare philosophers writing today whose fame exceeds academia and who is widely known publicly. Zizek's work and writings revolve around several interrelated areas. His earlier work is very much involved in elucidating Lacanian psychoanalysis through examples from American cinema as well as high literature and pulp novels. Besides his work on popular culture, throughout his writings from his early work as a journalist in Slovenia to his most recent books Zizek has been concerned with the twin subjects of politics and ideology.Christopher Kul-want and Piero's Introducing guide deftly explores this revered but often challenging thinker and succinctly shows how Zizek's entire work can be seen as an attempt to outline a new theory of enjoyment.
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 176
Slavoj Zizek is one of those rare philosophers writing today whose fame exceeds academia and who is widely known publicly. Zizek's work and writings revolve around several interrelated areas. His earlier work is very much involved in elucidating Lacanian psychoanalysis through examples from American cinema as well as high literature and pulp novels. Besides his work on popular culture, throughout his writings from his early work as a journalist in Slovenia to his most recent books Zizek has been concerned with the twin subjects of politics and ideology.Christopher Kul-want and Piero's Introducing guide deftly explores this revered but often challenging thinker and succinctly shows how Zizek's entire work can be seen as an attempt to outline a new theory of enjoyment.
Format: Paperback
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Author: Christopher Kul-Want
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 176
Slavoj Zizek is one of those rare philosophers writing today whose fame exceeds academia and who is widely known publicly. Zizek's work and writings revolve around several interrelated areas. His earlier work is very much involved in elucidating Lacanian psychoanalysis through examples from American cinema as well as high literature and pulp novels. Besides his work on popular culture, throughout his writings from his early work as a journalist in Slovenia to his most recent books Zizek has been concerned with the twin subjects of politics and ideology.Christopher Kul-want and Piero's Introducing guide deftly explores this revered but often challenging thinker and succinctly shows how Zizek's entire work can be seen as an attempt to outline a new theory of enjoyment.
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 176
Slavoj Zizek is one of those rare philosophers writing today whose fame exceeds academia and who is widely known publicly. Zizek's work and writings revolve around several interrelated areas. His earlier work is very much involved in elucidating Lacanian psychoanalysis through examples from American cinema as well as high literature and pulp novels. Besides his work on popular culture, throughout his writings from his early work as a journalist in Slovenia to his most recent books Zizek has been concerned with the twin subjects of politics and ideology.Christopher Kul-want and Piero's Introducing guide deftly explores this revered but often challenging thinker and succinctly shows how Zizek's entire work can be seen as an attempt to outline a new theory of enjoyment.
Introducing Slavoj Zizek: A Graphic Guide