Slavoj Zizek

Slavoj Žižek, a philosopher and psychoanalyst, is a senior researcher at the Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities, in Essen, Germany. He is the author of, among many other books, The Fragile Absolute and Did Somebody Say Totalitarianism?

Articles by Slavoj Zizek

• The Ambiguous Legacy of ‘68
  June 20, 2008
• China's Valley of Tears
  December 3, 2007
• The Disturbing Sounds of the Turkish March
  November 6, 2007
• The Dreams of Others
  May 18, 2007
• In You More Than Yourself
  January 26, 2007
• Lets be Realists, Let?s Demand the Impossible!
  August 30, 2006
• The Liberal Communists of Porto Davos
  April 11, 2006
• Jack Bauer and the Ethics of Urgency
  January 27, 2006
• The Subject Supposed to Loot and Rape
  October 20, 2005
• Give Iranian Nukes a Chance
  August 11, 2005
• Thanks, But Well Do It Ourselves
  June 19, 2005
• Revenge of Global Finance
  May 21, 2005
• The Popes Failures
  April 8, 2005
• The Not-So-Quiet American
  February 14, 2005
• The Liberal Waterloo
  November 5, 2004
• The Free World ... of Slums
  September 23, 2004
• What Rumsfeld Doesnt Know That He Knows About Abu Ghraib
  May 21, 2004
• What Does Europe Want?
  May 1, 2004
• Passion: Regular or Decaf?
  February 27, 2004
• What Is To Be Done (With Lenin)?
  January 21, 2004
• Learning To Love Leni Riefenstahl
  September 10, 2003
• Will You Laugh for Me, Please?
  July 18, 2003
• Ideology Reloaded
  June 6, 2003
• How Much Democracy Is Too Much?
  May 19, 2003
• Today, Iraq. Tomorrow ... Democracy?
  March 18, 2003
• Catastrophes Real and Imagined
  February 28, 2003
• The Desert of the Real
  October 29, 2001

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