...Cogito<subtitle>The Void Called Subject</subtitle> ...

... void real subject object gaze ...

... petit a, Real, et cetera. This chapter tries to analyze the shift of this gaze in Žižek’s work, and its effects in his understanding of subjecticity, materialism, etc. void real subject object gaze ...

... The performance of original music was only one aspect of what Horace Tapscott and his cohorts envisioned. Another was bringing that music to the South Central community to help fill an increasing cultural void. UGMA was dedicated to performing music from the community for the community. Despite...

... The introduction locates the erasure, cultural negation, and historical voids of Central Americans within a broader system of colonial violence, which is theorized as “visual coloniality.” Visual coloniality evidences the concrete ways that colonization and its institutions, including...

... People would soon fill the void, circumventing federal sponsorship and pursuing diplomatic alliances on Indigenous terms. Fritz Scholder International Indian Treaty Council World Council of Indigenous Peoples American Indian Movement Transylvania ...

... processes suggest a certain unhinging of social, economic and political relations from their local-territorial preconditions, this unraveling does not mean that the place has turned into a void. Just as cities located on the shores of oceans and rivers and other waterways developed a particular port-city...

..., materialism, etc. void real subject object gaze This chapter deals with the example of cats in the work of Slavoj Žižek and Jacques Derrida. Their theorization of animals, and its relation to anthropocentrism, can help us understand the “inhuman core of the human.” The aim here...