The ticklish subject : the absent centre of political ontology / Slavoj Zizek.
By: Žižek, Slavoj.
Material type: BookPublisher: London : New York: Verso, 1999Description: vi, 409 p. ; 20 cm + hbk.ISBN: 185984894X.Subject(s): Subject (Philosophy) | Subjectivity | Political science -- PhilosophyDDC classification: 126Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Seeks to undermine the common presupposition by posing a provocative question: what if there is a subversive core of the Cartesian subject to be unearthed, a core which provides the indispensable philosophical point of reference of any genuinely emancipatory politics?
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part I: The 'night of the world' -- The deadlock of transcendental imagination or Martin Heidegger as a reader of Kant -- The hegelian ticklish subject -- Part II: The split university -- The politics of truth or, Alain Badiou as a reader of St Paul -- Political subjectivization and its vicissitudes -- Part III: From subjection to subjective destitution -- Passionate (dis) attachments, or Judith Butler as a reader of Freud -- Whither Oedipus?
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- Introduction: A Spectre Is Haunting Western Academia... (p. 1)
- Part I The 'Night of the World' (p. 7)
- 1 The Deadlock of Transcendental Imagination, or, Martin Heidegger as a Reader of Kant (p. 9)
- Heideggerian Political (Dis) Engagement
- Why Did Being and Time Remain Unfinished?
- The Trouble with Transcendental Imagination
- The Passage through Madness
- The Violence of Imagination
- The Monstrous
- Kant with David Lynch
- Kant's Acosmism
- 2 The Hegelian Ticklish Subject (p. 70)
- What Is 'Negation of Negation'?
- The Dialectical Anamorphosis
- 3, 4, 5
- The Speculative Identity of Substance and Subject
- The Hegelian Forced Choice
- 'Concrete Universality'
- 'Rather than want nothing ...'
- 'Include me out!'
- Towards a Materialist Theory of Grace
- Part II The Split Universality (p. 125)
- 3 The Politics of Truth, or, Alain Badiou as a Reader of St Paul (p. 127)
- The Truth-Event...
- ...and Its Undecidability
- Truth and Ideology
- St Paul with Badiou
- Between the Two Deaths
- The Lacanian Subject
- The Master or the Analyst?
- 4 Political Subjectivization and Its Vicissitudes (p. 171)
- Badiou, Balibar, Ranciere
- Hegemony and Its Symptoms
- Enter the Subject
- Why Are Ruling Ideas Not the Ideas of Those Who Rule?
- The Political and Its Disavowals
- The (Mis) Uses of Appearance
- Post-Politics
- Is There a Progressive Eurocentrism?
- The Three Universals
- Multiculturalism
- For a Leftist Suspension of the Law
- The Ambiguity of Excremental Identification
- Embracing the Act
- Part III From Subjection to Subjective Destitution (p. 245)
- 5 Passionate (Dis) Attachments, or, Judith Butler as a Reader of Freud (p. 247)
- Why Perversion Is Not Subversion
- Ideological Interpellation
- From Resistance to the Act
- 'Traversing the Fantasy'
- The Melancholic Double-Bind
- The Real of Sexual Difference
- Masochistic Deception
- From Desire to Drive ... and Back
- 6 Whither Oedipus? (p. 313)
- The Three Fathers
- The Demise of Symbolic Efficiency
- The Risk Society and Its Enemies
- The Unbehagen in the Risk Society
- It's the Political Economy, Stupid!
- Returns in the Real
- The Empty Law
- From Phallus to the Act
- Beyond the Good
- Index (p. 401)