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Tuesday, 26 April 2016
“The Wagnerian Sublime enacts the overpowering force of the …unconditional demand of love. One can say that the Wagnerian Sublime is the absolute emotion,” Zizek writes in The Wagnerian Sublime. “When religion becomes artificial, art can save the true spirit of religion, its hidden truth,…abandoning the dogma and rendering only the authentic religous emotion”, Zizek says, summarizing Wagner’s wager of transforming religion into art as an aesthetic experience.
Thursday, 21 April 2016
a prohibition of asserting the particular identity of White Men (as the model of oppression of others) although it presents itself as the admission of their guilt nonetheless confers on them a central position: this very prohibition to assert their particular identity makes them into the neutral medium the place from which the truth about the others oppression is accessible.
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Friday, 8 April 2016
Wednesday, 6 April 2016
The most elementary structure of fantasy is that when I have sex I fantasize that somebody is observing me.
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Tuesday, 5 April 2016
It is the setting of a firm limit which is liberating, and it is the very absence of a firm limit which is experienced as suffocating. This is why the Kantian autonomy of the subject is so difficult—its implication is precisely that there is nobody outside, no external agent of “natural authority,” who can do the job for me and set me my limit, that I myself have to pose a limit to my natural “unruliness.”
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Monday, 4 April 2016
My home is where my books are, Zizek says. https://t.co/I8wakn5BDS
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Saturday, 2 April 2016
I’m paranoid about IQ tests as I’ve a deep distrust of myself & I fear that if I took one I’d find out I’m an idiot https://t.co/HLz6CrgBRv
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