Žižek And So On

Žižek and Comedy w/ Jack Black - PART ONE

Jan 7, 2022

56:50

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I Think the Mirth Example Gets Lost a Little Bit

03:15

The Joke Is the Community

01:49

True and False Comedy

02:36

Introduction

3min

YE, I'm a Professor at a Sheffield Hallam. I've Taught in a Sport Department.

2min

The Role of Comedy in Juja's Work

3min

Tod Mc Gowan's Jokes

2min

Comedy and Philosophy

2min

Can the Computer Ever Get the Inconsistency?

2min

Is There a Gap Between Machine Like and Over Identification?

2min

The Unexpectedness

2min

Tod Mc Gowan's Butyo

2min

10.

True and False Comedy

3min

11.

True and False Comedy

3min

12.

The Comedy of the U K One

3min

13.

The Subversion of Comedy

4min

14.

The Racer's Juk in the Office

4min

15.

The Black Man Finishes the Joke

2min

16.

Can Political Correctness Be Subverted Without Losing It?

3min

17.

Is This a Racs Rit?

4min

18.

The Limits of Political Correct Comedy

2min

19.

You Don't Like John Oliver?

2min

20.

The White House Correspondence Dinners

2min

21.

The Joke Is the Community

2min

22.

I Think the Mirth Example Gets Lost a Little Bit

3min

23.

The Imperative, the Impossible

2min

24.

Thank You Ever So Much!

2min

This week, the fellas are joined by Jack Black, Senior Lecturer at Centre for Culture, Media and Society, Sheffield Hallam University. Oriented around Jack's new book, 'Race, Racism and Political Correctness in Comedy' (Routledge), we talk 'true' and 'false' comedy, the concrete universal, the Office, and racist jokes. Thanks Jack! Get the book: https://www.routledge.com/Race-Racism-and-Political-Correctness-in-Comedy-A-Psychoanalytic-Exploration/Black/p/book/9780367508937 Twitter: https://twitter.com/jackstblack