Tag Archives: Salvoj Zizek

fanon: fetish for revolution

Posted on December 20, 2012 by Dave

…Frantz Fanon’s final theme is the emergence of a new national culture. Using Algeria as an example, he tried to show that art forms were being changed by the war. Arab storytellers he says, replaced the formula “this all happened … Continue reading →

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redemption through damascus gate

Posted on May 9, 2012 by Dave

Society of the Spectacle. A game. In part, an attempt to gain social acceptance in an environment hostile towards Jews or can it be attributable to an infantile effort to correct a haunting victim status through self-blame, the kinds of … Continue reading →

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diverting the flow of history

Posted on March 22, 2012 by Dave

Just another new state; the least racial, the least religious, the least nationalistic of all states. The most universal of them all. The Martin Buber idea, his model of Israel as a template for a global revolution to change, read … Continue reading →