...Massimo Recalcati Copyright © 2012 Qui Parle 2012 Hate as a Passion of Being massimo recalcati Translated by Ramsey McGlazer Hatred has never been put in its proper place. Jacques Lacan, Seminar XX: Encore 1. Freud’s Genealogy of Hate “Instincts...

...Colin Dayan This meditation marks a return to the South and its somewhat raucous racism, a hate so visceral that it can be known only through the tracks of the nonhuman: the possum that suffer in the destruction we have wrought against all species, vegetable and mammalian, everywhere. Copyright ©...

... of one Harlem audience, greeting the wish for integration with enraged, self-mocking laughter. But . . . says Bal- dwin; But. What about black hatred? What about black rage? What about the fact that black men hate white men, that "the root of that hatred is rage" (DF, 61-2)? The omission...

... with a new fl uidity and a heightened attention to the many possible social or ethical meanings of each fi ctional detail. The last piece in the dossier, Massimo Recalcati’s “Hate as a Pas- sion of Being,” continues this interrogation of affect, society, and ethics by rereading Freud and Lacan...

.... His recent publica- tions include Cosa resta del padre? La paternità nell’epoca ipermoderna (2011) and L’uomo senza inconscio: Figure della nuova clinica psicoanal- itica (2010). “Hate as a Passion of Being” is taken from Recalcati’s book- length study on hate, Sull’odio (2004). kristin reed...

...- REVIEW ESSAY 205 ism, but "even more hatred, . . . properly political hatred: hatred di- rected at the common political enemy."7 2i2ek's call to radical commitment — not simply to hate, but to hate correctly, politically — and his interweaving of polemic and diagnosis...

... 2i2ek's call to radical commitment — not simply to hate, but to hate correctly, politically — and his interweaving of polemic and diagnosis in a relatively brief text inscribes The Fragile Absolute within the tradition of political pamphlets descended from The Communist Manifesto. Indeed...

... is not a form of life, but, rather, a form of death—not an ex- pression of the Freudian death drive, but, more directly, the death of drive. Such detached psyches are “beyond love and hate: one shall call them neither sadist nor masochist” (NB, 323). However, against Malabou, the difference between...

... things as far as we could. I felt needy. I hated myself. I remember Kathy being suicidal, accidentally locked out of the flat when Emily and I took a break; she’d wanted to be alone. Neither of us were in great shape.” In the first scene of the fifty-four-minute Blue Tape , Acker sits on the floor...

..., produced so much virtue strutting! They hate us for our freedoms and we hate them for their pleasures. I was entirely unsurprised by the emergence of erotophobia as another diminish- ing tactic against the phantasmatic secretive monster that “Islamic terrorism” has become...

... of anxiety, love and hate, identification with paternal authority visvis weaker ones; a strong and strict superego whose principle is that duty is more im- portant than happiness; guilt feelings, reproduced over and over again by the discrepancy between...

... nature of mass shootings. However, Sharpe’s omissions directly destroy the recognition—and by proxy, the valorization—of its perpetrators. In a necessary move, Sharpe turns our attention to how the media portrays mass murderers, especially when it comes to racially motivated hate crimes, as ordinary...

... U.S./American Studies, region- alism within contexts of globalization, and environmental criticism. She is currently completing a book manuscript on the convergence of climate change, peak oil, and food scarcity as a challenge to environmental imagi- nation, titled Loving Oil, Hating the Weather...

... to be will grow. But this does not at first lead to resistance; rather, one loves, with clenched teeth, the unavoidable and the deeply hated all the more fanatical ly.19 When television creates the illusion of integration, the mobiliza- tion of all its heterogeneous images...

... of the prosecution of those who utter hate speech, Judith Butler suggests that we might read the de- mand for accountability that effectively consolidates the "doing" into a singular "deed" as "temporarily resolving the problem of a fundamentally unprosecutable history" (50). For Butler, then, ac...

... predestined? Because it is as a stereotype that the black is hated. He is hated insofar as he is misrecognised for the fantasized projection to which the internalized, “natural” determination of race gives rise. Civil society is therefore subject to a racialized logic of illusion: within...

... of thinking," "hypocritical," "desperately tribal," and "prone to victimology." She brands Islam as being more liter- alist, rigid, intolerant, totalitarian, anti-Semitic, and hateful of women and homosexuals than any other religion, and its rituals more prone to inculcating "mindless and habitual...

.... 6 At its worst, it serves as an alibi for the inequality it maps, by relabeling hate as love. When homophily (often allegedly of those discriminated against)—not racism, sexism, and inequality—becomes the source of inequality, injustice becomes “natural” or “ecological.” In addition, conflicting...

... Blinder, associate vice chancellor for university relations. “You hate to give in. . . . But given the fi nancial state, you don’t want to spend money on what you don’t have to spend it on.”20 In the ensuing years of expanding austerity, public relations gave way to outright coercion...

... a betrayal, and I don’t end up hating you (as I might hate a treacherous friend—or someone I genuinely believed to be my friend); I simply no longer feel that I have any reason to see you again. I am disappointed, but not in you as a person, since you, as a person, were never involved in our relationship...