/lit/ - Literature

Don't tell me you haven't thought about it.

>>1805616

I think he in some ways encourages it to gain some recognition for his ideas and books, but I also think he has quickly discovered that it has a detrimental effect as neutral spectators sometimes dismiss him as a vapid clown philosopher and it also arms his haters to portray him as a kind of sinister clown who uses this veil of humour and endearing eccentricity to push forward some really vile ideas.

So I wouldn't be surprised if he wants to get rid of that image.

Remember how uncomfortable he was when that student hugged him after he made a lecture?

Who cares?

Žižek thread?
Žižek thread.

Can you guys create a specific thread if you're going to indulge in some tripfaggotry?

Onionring can be staved off but nothing can be done when so many of you guys decide to disrail my precious thread. I am only one man.

>>1680199

It's a shame because I think philosophy is going the same way as poetry in becoming more 'democratic' and focused on shallow popular and fashionable american-style culture.

Most popular is probably Zizek and look at him.

Tybrax I can't help but feel the primary motivation for your molestation fantasy comes from your obsessional desire to emulate Holden Caulfield.

>"Nowadays, you can do anything that you want—anal, oral, fisting—but you need to be wearing gloves, condoms, protection."

-Slavoj Zizek

>>1471589
Is he wearing anything, or is he naked in the bed in this picture?

Zizek is asleep!

>>476287
If I pretended to be and used dialectics ironically, would you pretend to be a model far too young for me?