2007 I told a friend how Zizek talks about revolution but does nothing for it. My friend told me that maybe him flying across the world talking to a set of 200-600 students at a time the same set is his part of the revolution, to which I just have to add that he is an entertaining shipwreck, but not material enough for anything deep to happen.
That he is a philosopher and not a political leader is pretty obvious, but he is to some extent "trotted out" because he is edgey and has like a picture of Mao or something.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XS_Lzo4S8lA
To me he seems like a smart version of Jordan Peterson. I am sure he makes valuable contributions to his obscure field of study, but I don't see what he offers the leftist politcal movement more broadly aside from a lot of headaches and confusion.
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2007 I told a friend how Zizek talks about revolution but does nothing for it. My friend told me that maybe him flying across the world talking to a set of 200-600 students at a time the same set is his part of the revolution, to which I just have to add that he is an entertaining shipwreck, but not material enough for anything deep to happen.
Ground game, how about any relationship with reality at all.
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That he is a philosopher and not a political leader is pretty obvious, but he is to some extent "trotted out" because he is edgey and has like a picture of Mao or something.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XS_Lzo4S8lA
To me he seems like a smart version of Jordan Peterson. I am sure he makes valuable contributions to his obscure field of study, but I don't see what he offers the leftist politcal movement more broadly aside from a lot of headaches and confusion.
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