Slavoj Žižek - Collected Recordings

ZIZ015 The Return to Hegel (2009)

Apr 18, 2016

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The Importance of Predictions

02:22

Introduction

4min

The Importance of Predictions

2min

The Paradox of Vulgarity

4min

The Contradiction in Hegel

2min

The Contradiction Between Dialectical Method and Hegelian System

3min

The Paradox of the New

3min

The History of the Soviet Union

5min

Thomas Miniseries: A Progressive Leader

2min

The Impossible Position of Materialism

2min

10.

Hegel's Historical Necessity

3min

11.

The Zero Level of Historicity

3min

12.

Hegelian Theory of History

3min

13.

The Great Distort

3min

14.

The Perverse Relationship of Hinkle to Speech

2min

15.

Captain's Idea of the Silent Movie Universe

3min

16.

The Dark Consequences of Sound in Cinema

3min

17.

The History of Sound Movies

3min

18.

Schlegel's Deduction at the End of Logic

3min

19.

The Importance of Subjective Authenticity

3min

20.

The Post-Cagallian Break

3min

21.

The Obscenity of Kant

3min

22.

The Post-Cagalian Break Misses Something in Hegel

2min

23.

The Radical Dualism of Nicolas Malbranch

4min

24.

The Immaterial Principle of the Mind

2min

25.

The Weird Alliance Between Richard Dawkins and the Church's Philosophy

4min

26.

The Hegelian View of Sexuality

2min

27.

The Death Drive of Freud

3min

28.

The Problem of Techno-Analysis in Sexuality

4min

29.

The Importance of Tinkering

2min

30.

The Mystery of Freud

3min

31.

The Difference Between Ape and Human Being When You Post

3min

32.

The Negative Judgment of Hegel

3min

33.

The Danger of Foreplay in Sexual Satisfaction

3min

34.

The Foreplay of Seduction

3min

35.

Hegel's Concrete Universality

3min

36.

The Anti-Haggle of Hegel

3min

37.

The Dalesian Pure Repetition

3min

38.

The Radical Pure Difference

3min

39.

The Repetition of a Novel

3min

40.

The Retroactive Movement

3min

41.

The Impossibility of Life

3min

42.

The Possibility of Life

3min

43.

The Hegelian Concept of Totality

4min

Slavoj Žižek speaking about Hegel and Hegelian concepts of history and historicity, drawing not only on the works of Marxs Grundrisse and Jacques Lacan, but also on opera, Schoenbergs atonal revolution, the experience of impossibility, Freuds death drive, Steven King, Immanuel Kant, Martin Luthers radical revolution, concepts of authenticity and inauthenticity. In addition, Žižek referenced Alain Baidou, Gilles Deleuze, Pascal, Charlie Chaplin and the role of the spectator in The Grand Dictator, the drive to culture and the true satisfaction of the circular movement. Public open lecture for the students and faculty of the European Graduate School EGS Media and Communication Studies department program Saas-Fee Switzerland