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The most sublime hysteric :

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11298

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انگلیسی

Language of Original Work

فرانسه

Title Proper

The most sublime hysteric :

Other Title Information

Hegel with Lacan /

First Statement of Responsibility

Slavoj Žižek ; translated by Thomas Scott-Railton.

Edition Statement

English edition.

Place of Publication, Distribution, etc.

Malden, MA :

Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc.

Polity Press,

Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.

[2014]

Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.

2014

Specific Material Designation and Extent of Item

vi, 250 pages :

Other Physical Details

illustrations ;

Dimensions

23 cm

Text of Note

Originally published in French as Le plus sublime des L'hystérique. Hegel avec Lacan Presses Universitaires de France, 2011 -- Title page verso.

Text of Note

L'hystérique la plus sublime

Text of Note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 230-235) and index.

Text of Note

Title page; Copyright page; Contents; Introduction: Impossible Absolute Knowledge; Book I: Hegel with Lacan; 1: "The Formal Aspect": Reason versus Understanding; The story of an appearance; Wanting to say and saying; Zeno's paradoxes; Truth as loss of the object; 2: The Retroactive Performative, or How the Necessary Emerges from the Contingent; One-grain-more, one-hair-less; The Witz of the synthesis; Hegel and the contingent; Necessity as a retroactive effect; From king to bureaucracy; 3: The Dialectic as Logic of the Signifier (1): The One of Self-ReferenceThe "quilting point" ["point de capiton"]The dialectical return-to-the-self; The universal as exception; The subjectified structure; The Hegelian "one One"; 4: The Dialectic as Logic of the Signifier (2): The Real of the "Triad"; Lalangue and its boundary; Coincidentia oppositorum; The missed encounter is the object; Forbidding the impossible; Thesis-antithesis-synthesis; 5: Das Ungeschehenmachen: How is Lacan a Hegelian?; The three stages of the symbolic; Das Ungeschehenmachen; Crime and punishment; The "beautiful soul"6: The "Cunning of Reason," or the True Nature of the Hegelian TeleologyFailure in Austen; The Hegelian subject versus the Fichtean subject; The "reconciliation"; "The spirit is a bone"; "Wealth is the self"; 7: "The Suprasensible is the Phenomenon as Phenomenon," or How Hegel Goes Beyond the Kantian Thing-in-Itself; Kant and McCullough; The ne explétif; "The suprasensible is the phenomenon as phenomenon"; 8: Two Hegelian Witz, Which Help Us Understand Why Absolute Knowledge Is Divisive; The signifying reflection; The other's lack; The symbolic act". . . that integral void that we also call the sacred"How "Absolute Knowledge" is divisive; Book II: Post-Hegelian Impasses; 9: The Secret of the Commodity Form: Why is Marx the Inventor of the Symptom?; Marx, Freud: the analysis of form; The commodity form in the unconscious; Marx, inventor of the symptom; Fetish and commodity; The "subjects who supposedly . . ."; 10: Ideology Between the Dream and the Phantasy: A First Attempt at Defining "Totalitarianism"; The Real in ideology; Surplus jouissance [plus-de-jouir] and surplus value; The totalitarian phantasy, the totalitarianism of phantasy11: Divine Psychosis, Political Psychosis: A Second Attempt at Defining "Totalitarianism""Argue . . . but obey!"; The obscenity of the form; Kant with Kafka; "The Law is the Law"; Forced choice; Radical evil; Divine prehistory; 12: Between Two Deaths: Third, and Final, Attempt at Defining "Totalitarianism"; The second death; Benjamin: revolution as repetition; The "perspective of the last judgment"; The totalitarian body; "The People does not exist"; 13: The Quilting Point of Ideology: Or Why Lacan is Not a "Poststructuralist"; The "arbitrariness" of the signifier; The One and the impossibleLacan versus "poststructuralism"

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General Material Designation

Plus sublime des L'hystérique

Language (when part of a heading)

English

Entry Element

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich,

Entry Element

Lacan, Jacques,

Entry Element

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich,

Entry Element

Lacan, Jacques

Entry Element

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich,

Entry Element

Lacan, Jacques,

Dates

1770-1831.

Dates

1901-1981.

Dates

1770-1831.

Dates

1901-1981.

Dates

1770-1831.

Dates

1901-1981.

Expansion of Initials of Forename

(Jacques Marie �Emile),

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fast

System Code

fast

Entry Element

Psychoanalysis and philosophy.

Entry Element

Psychoanalysis and philosophy.

Entry Element

Filosofie.

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Edition

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Book number

Entry Element

Žižek, Slavoj,

Entry Element

Scott-Railton, Thomas,

Country

ایران

Agency

دانشگاه محقق اردبیلی

Date of Transaction

20240117124816.0

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