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-The affirmative transforms ecological protection into an ideology that serves as the ultimate agency of control and functions as the new opium for the masses. Trying to give meaning to ecological crisis is our way of transforming nature into the object of our desire and thus establishes a framework of fantasy. By mystifying the very nature of the ecological problem we paralyze action which turns case. |
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-Zizek 09, Slavoj (High theory ninja) June 01, 2009 “Examined Life: Excursions with Contemporary Thinkers” The New Press http://phiorg.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Zizek-on-ecology.pdf SHSAM |
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-The same thing goes for ecology. Of course ecology is the question today, |
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--balance, of self-reproduction, to which we should return. |
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-The locating of the object of ones desire as external to the current letter of the law maintains a framework of fantasy that imposes a forced choice and forecloses actual freedom. |
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-Zizek 08, Slavoj (white shirt wearing mouth breather), "THE PLAGUE OF FANTASIES", Verso, 2008 cnqzu.com/library/Economics/marxian20economics/Zizek,20Slavoj-The20Plague20of20Fantasies.pdf, p. 38-40 SHSAM |
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-Let us imagine a more down-to-earth situation: when, after |
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-to choose freely - no wonder the consequences of this act are so catastrophic |
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-A phantasmic framing leaves us trapped in a tragic quest to reclaim our happiness that necessitates the denial of pleasure and true freedom. The utopian vision of the fantasy will always be unobtainable. |
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-Zizek 08, Slavoj (white shirt wearing mouth breather), "THE PLAGUE OF FANTASIES", Verso, 2008 cnqzu.com/library/Economics/marxian20economics/Zizek,20Slavoj-The20Plague20of20Fantasies.pdf, p. 43-47 SHSAM |
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-Desire emerges when drive gets caught in the cobweb of Law/prohibition, in |
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-in the very agency of the law which prohibits the access to enjoyment. |
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-My alternative - traverse the fantasy in the context of the resolution by embracing the empty gesture that explicit law represents when it conflicts with the spirit of the law. The perm is impossible as the phantasmic framing underpinning the AC fundamentally disavows any notion of responsibility for subjects. |
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-Zizek 08, Slavoj (white shirt wearing mouth breather), "THE PLAGUE OF FANTASIES", Verso, 2008 cnqzu.com/library/Economics/marxian20economics/Zizek,20Slavoj-The20Plague20of20Fantasies.pdf, p. 38-40 SHSAM |
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-Or - to put it another way - the paradoxical role of unwritten rules is |
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-closed circular palpitation which finds satisfaction in endlessly repeating the same failed gesture. |
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-This allows us to question the ways in which the unconscious structures our manifestations of desire through our analytic approach allows the formulation of true political praxis. Instead of seeking enjoyment through the other, we must start with internal evaluations |
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-The first ethical imperative is uniquely the domain of psychoanalysis – the K then controls the internal link to the AC’s framing as without the analysis, knowledge is impossible. The ROTJ is to vote for the debater that has the best psychoanalytic methodology that can properly understand the nature of human-constructed reality. |
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-Kesel 09, Marc de (Associate professor in philosophy at Saint Paul University, Ottawa, Canada. His fields of research are Public Ethics, Continental Philosophy, Political Theory, Holocaust Studies, Religion Studies and Freudo-Lacanian Theory), "Eros and Ethics Reading Jacques Lacan’s Seminar VII", UNY series, Insinuations: Philosophy, Psychoanalysis, Literature, 2009 State University of New York, p. 49 SHSAM |
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-In the fi rst lesson of the seminar, Lacan says that the moral dimension |
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-at the base of all of this lies an ethical imperative for Lacan. |