I just want a show where zizek browses the internet and gives his thoughts

@susugam3004

2 жыл бұрын

i'll join that patreon

@fellopiantube7607

2 жыл бұрын

in summary the show would be llike: sniff, shirt, sniff, sniff, shirt, sniff, nontheles

@georgepantzikis7988

2 жыл бұрын

I want Zizek to do porn reviews. He'd watch one per video, pause at the important points to offer some thought, and at the end offer a comprehensive summary analysis, complete with a "eating from the trash can of ideology" out of ten score (and of course, whether or not he recommends it).

@susugam3004

2 жыл бұрын

@@georgepantzikis7988 i feel like he would somehow have zero ticks if he was doing this. the pure perversion is his only cure.

@daylightdemon

2 жыл бұрын

If you haven't, see "The Pervert's Guide to Ideology". It's very close to that

I want someone to open with the usual "Slavoj needs no introduction" and then just walk off and let Zizek speak.

@DingDong-ml1hx

2 жыл бұрын

Big assumption!

@lilboydafriend

Жыл бұрын

"Academics" need to be heard or they feel slighted

@lauradismantled

Жыл бұрын

ziz would probably love that lol

@yglnvbrs

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, even as a right wing dude I cannot escape his fame and WEIRD but deep and interesting thinking

@yglnvbrs

Жыл бұрын

I for sure don’t need to hear 10minutes of someone whom I don’t know to say something when Im here for zizek

I like your funny words magic man

Starts @ 7:50

@giokraljina

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@aleksandarkuburic6379

Жыл бұрын

Rude

@avidodd26

Жыл бұрын

thank you! that guy was making me anxious

@baTonkaTruck

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, the introducing host was absolutely intolerable.

@Itsyrm8

Жыл бұрын

Salut

Skip the introduction 8:00

"Can I get another good five minutes?" Slavoj Zizek, 1:11:10 😂

This is great

That was great

pure love 😍

I've been thirsty for Zizek

@humanidee118

2 жыл бұрын

@ΗΛΙΑΣ ΛΕΓΚΡΙΑΝΟΣ I don't speak Greek

@georgesduroy410

2 жыл бұрын

@ΗΛΙΑΣ ΛΕΓΚΡΙΑΝΟΣ Your fascist-nationalist videos are garbage... like your online neurotic comments

@sepijortikka

2 жыл бұрын

But this already old :(

@lilnoir4213

2 жыл бұрын

@@sepijortikka There are some new ones out just search for his name. :)

Interesting.

5 good minutes for Zizek is 11 minutes

1:05:04 *power of abstraction* “What if we claim that (+) being a plus-that void/more-is a position _in itself._ You can _be_ a plus. How? Precisely by radically questioning your position-(+) is the best definition of feminine hysteria-and hysteria is here not meant in this patriarchal way of arrogance, _‘Oh hysterical women, they don’t know what they want…’_ No-hysteria is in an authentic Freudian way the most subversive position-not perversion-perverts are always the obverse, secret side of power. Hysteria means what? You know Althusser’s (Louis Althusser the old Marxist) notion of _ideological interpellation?_ Ideology works so that an authority or society tells you _’you are this;’_ gives you a symbolic identity in the social edifice-you are a man, a woman, even homosexual, professor, socialist, alt-right, whatever. You are given an *identity* and the basic hysterical question is _’why am I what you are telling me that I am?’_ This _doubt_ directed not so much at objects but- _’who am I?’_ -this lack of position of your own subjective identity. And I think it can be shown that this openness about your own position- _’I don’t know what an object I am’_ -which concretely, in the case of hysteria means: _’I see a desire out there-I am some kind of object of desire for others but I don’t know what they see in me.’_ This uncertainty (ontological) is for Freud, Lacan and so on-constitutive of subjectivity. The moment you think you know what you are, you are not a subject-you are an object-and the model of this is a pervert. Perverts _always_ know what they are and what they have to do-they don’t question their position. So now I have to unfortunately cut it short because what I wanted to show you was how this abstraction-this.. _you want something_ but you don’t know what.._ -this imperfection; ontological openness.. is constitutive of subjectivity (as I already said) in the sense that it’s not simply kind of a misrecognition and so on, but it’s a positive constituent of subjectivity. Subject involves an abstraction-this is the limit of the standard historicist approach. You know like, _’always historicize-reduce an element to its historical constellations/specific constellation and so on..’_ but in authentic vision (even of Marx himself, not to mention many others) abstraction can also be a historical fact. Abstraction is not just _there is out there full reality_ and we, getting to know it, abstract some features-abstraction is a feature of reality itself. That’s what also Marx means by bourgeois subjectivity-Marx is interested not only in the fact that abstraction of money rules our societies but that in a developed bourgeois society (and this is not just a critical point) for Marx the only path to freedom is _through this_ abstraction. For Marx, in bourgeois society, you yourself in your most intimate self-experience relate to yourself as an abstract individual. And I try to convince once Judith Butler, and I think I almost succeeded, that she is a good Cartesian. That the whole point.. in this sense that her entire (I used a naive term, it’s not a good one) _anthropology_ is anthropology of you know, this idea that _’there is no fixed identity of a subject-subjectivity is constructed through repetitive performative games’_ and so on. This precisely presupposes that at the most basic level you are not defined by certain features, positive features, but precisely by the fact that every feature is mediated-you are _not_ that. That abstraction is described.. for example in the logic of desire, when objects of desire are no longer prescribed. Like it’s normal to be heterosexual, whatever and so on, even if it’s done in a more complex psychoanalytical way. You search for women, but at the end you search for the image of your mother or whatever, those stupidities. Here the object of desire is always prescribed, but the Freudian idea is _no it’s a game;_ objects, objects, objects-plus. And you have this plus over all objects particular becomes for Lacan a specific object he calls object small a, the _object cause of desire.”_

@Hani-be2ww

2 жыл бұрын

thx

@Wondering_Nous

2 жыл бұрын

🌌🌌🌌

@NoahsUniverse

2 жыл бұрын

This is very interestingly related to what Sartre said in Being and Nothingness.

@Stret173

2 жыл бұрын

да, мужик, спасибо за цитатописье

24:15 "...I have it there, although I don't believe in it, I was told it works even if you don't believe in it" cause the "evil spirits" believe in it, it works.

28:23 The function of ideology

No wonder he doesn't like introductions. 8 minutes of nothing said.

07'50" Start

@MWhite-zi9bf

2 жыл бұрын

Legend

@ahopefiend1867

2 жыл бұрын

7:50

I’d love to hear his take on TV show From.

55:50 I tripped over love.

49:50 The law of inference.

This is why I never liked Pascal’s wager, because even if you don’t believe you are still living as if you believe and you are therefore still trapped.

"Nontheles I got lost"

Does anyone have a source for this statement, that "the function of ideology is to kill hope"? Like some place where Zizek, explains himself more extensively

@lunaticjazz323

2 жыл бұрын

It's in the first part of his talk, around 20 or 30 min, he explains it

@haeun6053

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/k4KguZWBnrHXnM4.html one of the most viewed Zizek lectures. Highly recommended

@greycoloris7665

5 ай бұрын

28:10 he sais the words, just for anyone still looking for it.

@greycoloris7665

5 ай бұрын

@@michaelmcclure3383 Alain Badiou, I think it was.

does he miss out part of the sentence in his conclusion at 50.36

"shit, and so on"

Zeye zeck?

The first 8 min could be cut

He begins speaking at 08.00.

At 27.10 zizek starts talking about states officials not believing in the official ideology of Jugoslavia. Anyone know a book where this is explained?

@ZagorTeNayebo

2 жыл бұрын

Just look at the people and parties in charge of any country that was a part of yugoslavia

@nopetard

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZagorTeNayebo I know this Is true, I read about the closure of the praxis school, but I need a book that explains why Self-management was mainly an "instrumentum regni" for my paper on alienation in the yugoslav's socialism.

@yafarblasco4524

11 ай бұрын

@@nopetard hello from the future, how did your paper go?

@nopetard

11 ай бұрын

@@yafarblasco4524 very good thanks

brilliant deconstruction of social norms and delusions.

24:16 28:24 54:13 56:47 1:04:18

"The highest art of war is, avoiding military conflict at all. Instead one has to defeat the enemy by destroying his moral principles, his religion, his culture and tradition. When a country will be demoralised in such a way one can take it over without even using a single gun shot." (Vladimir Lenin)°°° Who else thinks of Putin ? We all talk too much and think too little (prior to that) , sorry I don't have time now to go into that 😕 .•°

@magicbuns4868

Жыл бұрын

... Lenin tried invading Ukraine too you know? He failed miserably. He also tried invading Poland too - failed again. He also ran away when Moscow (I believe) was under siege during the civil war, something Stalin learnt not to do during the siege of Stalingrad. Lenin was a great orator, but proved to be an incompetent leader.

@farrider3339

Жыл бұрын

@@magicbuns4868 👍 for last sentence. The rest I don't know those details as mentioned. Generally speaking its always the same : Big words Diametric facts The higher the promise the lesser the outcome. Dorky shamans started this and we still fall for this , albeit reality proves opposite again and again. We are lost but buns are YummY °

@magicbuns4868

Жыл бұрын

@@farrider3339 My source is a three part biography (only two books out atm) of Stalin written by an author called Stephen Kotkin... Here's a video of him and Zizek having a discussion, and Zizek is noticeably giddy around him - both great thinkers in my opinion :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/fqFrz8RylavNYpc.html

who else skipped the intro?

7:50

Does he give any explanation of the title? I listened for 1 hour but he talks about other things.

@teddymargoles5829

2 жыл бұрын

28:49

@nyccoyax3831

Жыл бұрын

First time?

@konradmackiewicz5516

19 күн бұрын

This is the way

13:55 hahahaaa

I like to call him Sylvester Zizek

@helpanimals-

Жыл бұрын

why?

@Baczkowa78

11 ай бұрын

@@helpanimals-suffering succotash!!!!

I think at 30 minutes he meant to say "even worse" not "even better".

"The speaker needs little or no introduction, however, i want to take my 7 minutes of fame talking unnecessarily".

hope is an ideology.

@philipdamian7346

2 жыл бұрын

I disagree that the concept of "you should try to make a difference," which is how I understand its definition based on Zizek's talk, is contained within any 1 ideology.

His nose must be so dry all the time

Worst intro ever

No. The purpose of ideology is not to destroy hope - it is to give us false hope!

Mass Genocidal Environmental sustainability 😂

All you need is the title to agree with it, without having to listen to an hour and a half of "so on"s and all the ticks.

Starts at 8 minutes after a lengthy self serving introduction no one wants to hear.

Zizek and Peterson have much more in common conceptually than they think! His point on people not believing in an ideology or government institutions but acting as if they do is analogous to Petersons point that those who dont belive in god act as if they do

@lukas9138

2 жыл бұрын

No not really. Peterson makes a bad point about residues of faith, zizek talks about materially settled customs. Thats a difference like with feuerbach and marx.

@gammypage

2 жыл бұрын

I've watched a lot of Dr. Peterson's work, and Peterson says he also generalises like Zizek does as well, Jordan says what people really believe comes out in their actions not their words necessarily, and teaches about how misaligned those can become, he also teaches about aligning your words and actions in the vein of what Jung and other psychologists like Rogers had to say on this.. and provides a way to help pursue this in the form of the Self Authoring Program which he developed with James Pennebaker.

@gammypage

2 жыл бұрын

I've been slowly getting into Zizek's public talks and work over the last few years and there's a few of his books I want to get. I particularly enjoyed his two Pervert's Guide documentaries, and I think I got a lot more from them than I otherwise would have (difficult concepts) because I have learned so much from Dr. Peterson in his personality and Maps of Meaning courses, Jordan gives a great overview of psychology in those, and also comments on films, Pinocchio in particular and separately has done commentary on Mullholland Drive. I don't see any many clashes or contradictions in their work, certainly not any major impasses in their beliefs that would preclude productive conversations. I'm sure they could have many very interesting conversations, they are quite similar characters in many ways with complementary or interesting differences, both great storytellers..

@skepticmonkey6923

2 жыл бұрын

No lmao.

@andrewteague114

2 жыл бұрын

@@gammypage Yeah, I wonder what would happen if they got in a room together and really tried talk to talk through difficult questions? Maybe something great! Maybe something completely useless to anybody.

“Needs no introduction” says the host … then he proceeds to prattle on anxiously for over 7 minutes. Ugh. Then he throws Zizek under the bus and blames his guest for the contradiction rather than taking responsibility himself for the decision to bore us witless with uninsightful platitudes and well established facts.

I just can't get "paradox" of two faced billionares. I know it's philosophy and stuff, but should you really view the world throught the lence of dialectics all of the time? Compare your wage and savings to some guy's like Bill Gates fortunes. Calculate and remember this difference. Imagine you gave up a few bucks to charity every month (some of us actually do). Now multiply this few bucks on a difference you drow from first comparison. Secont step - ask yourself "Is our level of consumption ethic while global south population starving to death". Congratulation - you're pretty close to be greatest philanthropist in a history of everything or even greater.

7:50