Slavoj Zizek
Slavoj Zizek Male
60 years old
University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana
Slovenia



Last Login: 11/5/2009
View My: Pics | Gifts

   Contacting Slavoj Zizek

 MySpace URL: 

    Slavoj Zizek's Interests
General
Movies
Books2006 The Parallax View The Neighbor: Three Inquiries in Political Theology 2005 The Universal Exception Slavoj Zizek's Third Way - intro by Rex Butler and Scott Stephens Interrogating the Real: Selected Writings 2004 Iraq: The Borrowed Kettle Conversations with Zizek 2003 Organs Without Bodies: On Deleuze and Consequences 2002 Jacques Lacan: Critical Evaluations in Cultural Theory Revolution at the Gates: Selected Writings of Lenin from 1917 The Puppet and the Dwarf: The Perverse Core of Christianity 2001 Repeating Lenin Did Somebody Say Totalitarianism? Five Essays in the (Mis)Use of a Notion The Fright of Real Tears, Kieslowski and The Future On Belief Opera's Second Death Welcome to the Desert of the Real 2000 The Fragile Absolute, Or Why the Christian Legacy is Worth Fighting For The Art of the Ridiculous Sublime, On David Lynch's Lost Highway Contingency, Hegemony, Universality: Contemporary Dialogues on the Left Enjoy Your Symptom! Jacques Lacan In Hollywood and Out 1999 NATO As The Left Hand Of God The Ticklish Subject: The Absent Centre Of Political Ontology 1998 Cogito and The Unconscious The Spectre Is Still Roaming Around! 1997 The Abyss Of Freedom - Ages Of The World The Plague Of Fantasies (Wo Es War) 1996 Gaze And Voice As Love Objects The Indivisible Remainder: An Essay On Schelling And Related Matters 1994 The Metastases Of Enjoyment: Six Essays On Woman And Causality (Wo Es War) Mapping Ideology 1993 Tarrying With The Negative: Kant, Hegel And The Critique Of Ideology 1992 Enjoy Your Symptom! Jacques Lacan In Hollywood And Out Everything You Always Wanted Yo Know About Lacan (But Were Afraid To Ask Hitchcock) 1991 Looking Awry: an Intoroduction to Jacques Lacan through Popular Culture For They Know Not What They Do: Enjoyment As A Political Factor 1989 The Sublime Object of Ideology
HeroesLacan. Marx. Hegel. Freud. Lenin. Hitchcock.
Groups: Welcome to the Real!ArtReview:Digital discussion groupLacanian

View All Slavoj Zizek's Groups

     Slavoj Zizek's Details
Status:Swinger
Here for:Networking, Friends
Body type:Average
Ethnicity:Other
Religion:Atheist
Zodiac Sign:Aries
Smoke / Drink:Yes / Yes
Education:Post grad
Occupation:Philosopher-Entertainer



Slavoj Zizek is in your extended network
view more

Slavoj Zizek's Latest Blog Entry  [Subscribe to this Blog]

The True Hollywood Left  (view more)

[View All Blog Entries]

   Slavoj Zizek's Blurbs
About me:
In Cyberspace all positive properties are externalized in the sense that everything you are in a positive sense, all your features can be manipulated. When one plays in virtual space I can for example be a homosexual man who pretends to be a heterosexual woman, or whatever: either I can build a new identity for myself or in a more paranoiac way, I am somehow already controlled, manipulated by the digital space.
Who I'd like to meet:
We all share one collective mind.

   Slavoj Zizek's Friend Space (Top 8)
Slavoj Zizek has 2224 friends.
 sLOVEnia 


 Slavoj Žižek 


 Zizek 


 Judith Butler 


 Karl 


 G.W.F. Hegel 


 Jacques Lacan 


 Sigmund Freud 





Slavoj Zizek's Friends Comments
Displaying 25 of 127 comments  ( View All | Add Comment )
Madame Hollywood - the Rebel rebel girl

Maria Eleonora C. Mollard



Nov 27 2008 8:36 PM

merci for the add
love lacan
love your thesis
:)
un bisou
Meta

Meta Mechanic



Nov 25 2008 1:44 PM

isn't the virtual as real as the real? imagination transcending human behavior is quite powerful, before the internet there was religion...

I enjoy your work very much, thank you for the add.
Javier

Javier



Sep 16 2008 8:26 AM

I wonder your thoughts on Sarah Palin?
Buba Booking

Buba Booking



Sep 20 2008 8:07 AM

All Due Respect ... & big hello!
Vinnie Valentine

Vincent Valentine



Sep 24 2008 10:12 AM

Thx Zizek.
Stay cool.Love ur bookz.
Neopost

Jesús MC



Sep 28 2008 11:25 AM

reflexión...
anonimosanimados
Greenladies

Greenladies



Oct 7 2008 2:18 AM

Dear Slavoj:

We were just informed that we'll receive 4 drink tickets per band member at our next show. We're curious as to your thoughts regarding art and property -- whether the prior should stand at least somewhat in opposition to the latter.

Is this an acceptable trade for portions of our artistic souls? And do you feel that tonic ruins a good potato vodka?
Sasha wuz Cool

Sasha wuz Cool



Oct 24 2008 8:10 PM

I am wondering if the most incisive and disturbing qualities of Bataille's work manifest the logical extent of Jacques Vache's 'UMOUR'.
If so, was Breton, in-so-far as he was revolting against a lack of quality, not correct in rejecting Bataille as the obscene post-symbolic passe of being, where 'quality' becomes macabre? Can we not at that point substitute the revolt of Breton with the tragicomedy of repression and come up with something like Brecht, Burroughs, or even you?
Fantastic Nobodies

Fantastic Nobodies



May 22 2008 6:39 PM

ahoi Slavoj

i saw you present and talk at moma last year, quite good, my friend asked a good question i can't quite recall, but it wasn't the one about pornography! ha that was bad.

anyhow, we have a catalog/book being published and would absolutely love for you to write an intro, could be anonymous,
but hey we need some help...i can email you about it, but there is not much time, it needn't be very long or formal either

it's about a loose ny art collective with a show in Berlin this summer, the book will deal with the past five years of their outsider art output, published in the form of a subversive family album, with graphic design from one of the most innovative in Berlin...let us know if you can help!
Menstrual Consciousness

Menstrual Consciousness



May 22 2008 9:18 PM

gracias Zizek.
sending virtual love
;)
Javier

Javier



Jun 8 2008 10:50 PM

I loved your interview in Iceland! Amazing! I am sure you must be familiar with Adam Curtis's documentary The Power of Nightmares in which I think he describes exactly what you are talking about in regards as to how the Iraq war eventually resulted in the exact opposite of what the neo-cons intentions were. He also goes on to speak of how OBL and George W. need each other and I think I remember you making mention of that. Anyway, thank you for all of your work. Perverts Guide…brilliant!

Javier Alcantara-Rojas
Leonardo "the Gent"

Mr. Leonardo Martini



Jun 13 2008 11:39 AM

Hi Slavoj,

Its so interesting to have run into you through myspace. I really agree with you that myspace is social inscription which generates hyperreality.

Listen, I really want to affirm that you are one of the most influential thinkers that has had the greatest impact on me, especially as a source of inspiration.

Moreover, I also agree with you about the post-marxist new left. Hmmm, they can go to masturbaton!! Lol!

All the best to you.

Any plans of coming over to Sweden??

Best,

Leo
elio

elio



May 10 2008 5:39 PM

thanx for... you know what
J. CALERO

J. CALERO



Apr 22 2008 2:16 AM

what do i do about love, slavoj?
Pablo Luis

Pablo Luis González



Apr 15 2008 9:19 AM

Who am I?
What am I?
Is this my real self?
harrynjane

harrynjane harrynjane



Mar 14 2008 6:22 AM

Slavoj,

Hello, I dont do this very often, [leave messages to higher intellectual beings on myspace], but, your video and new book 'Violence' are brilliant! So, thanks for struggling to continually think and write, we appreciate it.

kindest regards

Johnny
xpaulyx

Paul Reid



Mar 23 2008 1:19 PM

i just saw your "Pervert's Guide".
They had a copy at my Uni, and
No joke you were in all my favourite films.
Jinho

Jinho



Mar 5 2008 2:12 PM

American universities are like cocktail-vaccine pools. Here, no one reads the original copy of books, but the selected short readings(of course, selected by professors or school). The variety of "political spectrums" are in strictly vaccinized forms: Theories without any Impact. This danger of neutralizing is far more brutal and effectve(for the people in power) than violent regulations. (In South Korea, before late 80s, all the "communists books" are strictly regulated, but the college students from those periods, are the most serious readers of Marx.)
I think that you are one of the last or very few, whom American academia are not able to vaccinizing. That's why your readings are desperately ignored by them, and described as irrational jokes. Thank you for constantly being mutated!
Tyven fra Ishøj

Tyven fra Ishøj



Mar 7 2008 9:57 PM

Hi,

Looking forward to you visiting Denmark!
Ehren

ehren stover-wright



Feb 7 2008 3:07 AM

Fergus Currie

Fergus Currie



Jan 28 2008 4:09 PM

Thanks for adding me to your list of friends.
I'm reading 'the Puppet and the Dwarf' right now! Very insightful writing! I love your rethinking of the fort-da game, A very Derridean deconstruction!
I have been rereading the idea of the spiritualistic concentration of uncertainty into God as opposed to the 'even spread' of scientific doubt as the root of the religious sense of duty. If I write something based on this I will send you a copy. I have written a short story based on Lacan's Ideas about 'objet petit a'. It's called the Disappearance and it's on my blog. I also compose what must be described as postmodern - postminimalist music. I hope you enjoy it.
It is an honor and a pleasure.
Here's to our lasting eudemonia,
Fergus
INTERZONE ORCHESTRA

INTERZONE ORCHESTRA



Jan 28 2008 1:31 AM

Thank's for the add
WELCOME IN INTERZONE
Here's some news from Paris
..
Photobucket
Julie

Julie



Jan 21 2008 8:10 AM

Slavoj
I think I was in my past life I was somehow in East Europe.
I love your histories, sounds and I hope all the sorrow will go soon away.
Thanks for all.
Peace
Juliette
Verkhovenski

Verkhovenski



Jan 18 2008 10:49 PM

thanks for adding me.
i like your books(i'm reading just now the one about Robespierre) and try everyday to sell them for many people (i'm a bookseller in Paris and my english is ugly, sorry)
Verkho.
Esso Gallery

Esso Gallery



Dec 3 2007 7:05 PM

Caro Slavoj, Gratias vobis, grazie, merci, danke, spassiba, gracias, choukran, asante, どうもありがとう, tighmmi, xie xie, obrigado, dèkui, prasau, efkaristò, tak, takk, tack, multumesc, köszönöm for the add. Filippo and Jennifer from Esso Gallery in New York
Add Comment


©2003-2009 MySpace.com. All Rights Reserved.