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Author: Slavoj ?i?ek
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Slavoj ?i?ek, a Slovenian scholar hailed as a "dark horse" who broke into Western academia, is renowned for his work. The Sublime Object of Ideology is a collection compiled by ?i?ek, selecting discussions on ideology from fourteen Western scholars, including himself. As the title suggests, ?i?ek aims to map out a picture of Western Marxism's perspective on ideology since Adorno through this effort. Except for the newly written "Introduction," the rest of the selected texts are originally published and can stand alone as chapters. However, the compiler clearly hopes readers will read them together, ingeniously arranging them as chapters to form an organic whole. ?i?ek includes the chapters from his breakthrough work The Sublime Object of Ideology as the last chapter of this book. Is this an attempt to once again emphasize the proposition he borrowed from Lacan—"truth comes from misrecognition"? We believe readers will naturally arrive at an answer to this question after reading the entire book.