Slavoj Zizek's The Sublime Object of Ideology

In this video I discuss Slavoj Zizek's book The Sublime Object of Ideology, in which he challenges traditional Marxist understandings of the idea of ideology by introducing Lacanian psychoanalysis and returning to Hegelian dialectics.
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[@JakeElgalada]

Been looking for a philosophy reading series-style video. Keep up the good work!

[@TheatreofPhil]

Thanks. I do have some videos on philosophy/critical theory books, and I will add others over time.

[@addammadd]

Thank you for this work.

[@TheatreofPhil]

Thanks for watching the video.

[@litpanda136]

You are a good teacher, please do a part 2 video for this book!

[@TheatreofPhil]

I'm glad you like the video. What would you want covered in a part 2 video?

[@litpanda136]

@@TheatreofPhil One of the biggest sticking points for me was part 3 where Zizek really started digging into Hegel

[@TheatreofPhil]

That's an understandable place to get stuck on. I'm not sure I have the Hegelian chops to really do it justice, though I can take a quick look back at part 3 at some point.