This article examines Slavoj Žižek’s overall approach to the critique of ideology. His Hegelian-Lacanian ideology criticism is addressed by looking at historical shift from problem post-ideology that post-Truth. In process, this explains simply brand criticism.

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The latest fad in Continental philosophy is an unexpected one. Goodbye to Lacan and Derrida and even Deleuze. Hello to the Apostle Paul. Atheist philosophers like Alain Badiou and Slavoj Zizek have coopted Paul to their own agendas, and in their wake Jewish thinkers like Jacob Taubes and radically orthodox Christian theologians (the usual suspects) have given fresh attention to the apostle. Of ...

The expression “reversed predication” is not common. It is used in the field of symbolic logic to define complex conditions of negation. There are two key places where reversed predication, under a different, more general application, plays a key role: (1) George Spencer-Brown’s non-numerical calculus (Laws of Form, 1969), as applied to the “sorites” of Lewis Carroll, and (2) Slavoj Žižek’s ide...