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Left Forum presentations: 'A critique of Lacanian reductionism in the work of Slavoj Žižek'
We are providing a link to the audio of Harrison Fluss's presentation from the 'Permanent Revolution' panel at the Left Forum held on March 19, 2011. Fluss's topic, 'Bolshevism beyond good and evil: A critique of Lacanian reductionism in the work of Slavoj Žižek', provides a much needed response to the work of Slavoj Žižek, particularly in the latter's role as a psychoanalyst of Bolshevism and Leon Trotsky. Note that the very beginning of Fluss's presentation can be found following the presentation by Charles Herr that we posted previously.
1 comment:
This was an excellent lecture. I recently came across a book that is incredibly relevant, which I think offers an excellent materialist psychology bourgeois individuals. Certainly, it is true that the Socialist Equality Party neglects these psychological dimensions, but it's not true of Marxism as a whole.
Critique of Bourgeois Consciousness:
http://www.gegenstandpunkt.com/english/psych/0-contents.html
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