Summary of Slavoj Žižek's Surplus-Enjoyment

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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The world is sick, says the poet Fyodor Dostoyevsky. 3 -> The world is sick, according to the poet Fyodor Dostoyevsky. It is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time.

Sujets

• General
• General officer
• Political Science

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 11 octobre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798350040111
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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Insights on Slavoj Žižek's Surplus-Enjoyment
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The world is sick, says the poet Fyodor Dostoyevsky. 3 -> The world is sick, according to the poet Fyodor Dostoyevsky. It is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

The distinction between apocalypse and catastrophe is important for understanding the quilting point. When we encounter some higher and hitherto unknown truth, it must shatter our world.

#2

Catastrophe is the shattering of our world, but what if the shattering of our world doesn’t bring us any higher truth. What if truth is something that is constructed afterwards, as an attempt to make sense of the catastrophe.

#3

We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.
Insights from Chapter 3

#1

Surplus-enjoyment is the paradox of a thing which is always an excess with regard to itself. It implies the paradox of a thing which is always a gain with regard to itself.

#2

We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.

#3

-> The world is sick, and it is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time. We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.
Insights from Chapter 4

#1

The book’s central thesis is that our present-day society is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time. We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.

#2

-> The book’s central thesis is that our present-day society is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time. We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.

#3

read the whole book! -> The book’s central thesis is that our present-day society is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time. We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.

#4

The world is sick, and it is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time. We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.

#5

The world is sick, and it is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time. We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.

#6

The book’s central thesis is that our present-day society is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time. We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.

#7

the book is about the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time. We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.

#8

The book’s central thesis is that our present-day society is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time. We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.

#9

The book’s central thesis is that our present-day society is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time. We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.
Insights from Chapter 5

#1

The book’s central thesis is that our present-day society is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time. We are all caught in a multiple crisis, from pandemic to global warming, social protests … but most of us agree that we are entering a new era.
Insights from Chapter 6

#1

Our society is sustained by the paradoxes of surplus-enjoyment, which sustain the topsy-turviness of our time.