/lit/ - Literature

>completely unrehearsed presentation style that goes against all conventional advice
>appeals to base desires with obscene remarks
>plays to people's unrealistic fantasies
>wrote first best selling book all the way back in the 80s
>multiple wives
>constantly misrepresented in the media but in an expected way due to his tendency to provoke people
>confusingly flits from one topic to another during speeches

So what can Zizek teach us about presentation? Is he just taking "be yourself" to an extreme that defies all conventional presentation advice or is he using conventional tactics that are written about anywhere (and if so, where)?