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The Sublime Object of Ideology concerns itself with the question surrounding ideology, our interactions in the context of psychoanalysis and the like. The book is at the heart and core of Žižek. Thus, undeniably deserves our attention.
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Time:
Intro: 0:00
The Symptom: 3:57
Symbolic Orders/Structures: 6:36
Sublime Objects and Ideology: 8:37
Cynicism as Ideology: 20:07
Lacanian Interaction: 25:24
Split Subjectivity and the Subject: 28:58
A Message: 34:22
Views : 235,185
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Date of upload: Premiered Aug 31, 2020 ^^
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I feel like I never understand philosophy when it is explained "directly", but as soon as someone gives an analogy I'm like "oh that I totally understand"
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Zizek: "Want Some Faking orange juice"
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I wanted to read Zizek, but it's better when the embodiment of the Lacanian Other relieves me of my responsibility to do so
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Yo, everyone! This was hands down the densest video I have done. But, It seems to have turned out alright if I say so myself. Little acknowledgment (before theory Chads go in on me): there was some bits and pieces of nuance surrounding Lacan and Hegel in the book that was left out. But, at 35 minutes, I wanted to get to the total essence of the book. Lacan and Hegel via Zizek is a possible future video.
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Yogacara Buddhism explained a lot of this 1000 years ago... The self is a tool for interfacing with the world, formed by conditioning, but the point is not to extinguish or kill that self, it is to realize the nature of it as a useful conceptual tool for living in the world as we find ourselves. The alternative is to be embedded in the self as a reified, real, permanent thing, in which case we are prey to thinking the conditioning and concepts that make up the self IS the true reality. The idea that one must "kill the self" would be to chase just another idea.
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That was excellent. I’m reminded of this quote by Ludwig Wittgenstein - ‘The limits of my language mean the limits of my world.’
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This is an impressive summary of a very complex work that draws from so many different places
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The algorithm knows me too well, I had just finished the first chapter of this book last week but felt like I needed a secondary source. Thanks!
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The sublime object(s) of ideology, seem like Foucault's idea of the episteme, concepts so deeply rooted in society, that they govern the very creation of concepts within people of that society itself.
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Terrific video. I need to re-watch again (and probably again) to get a little more 'sink in' going on. I highly appreciate you making these type of complex philosophical concepts more accessible to the layman.
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I read Lacan just to understand Zizek's jokes
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