Stephen Dozeman
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Even as he grew dissatisfied with Hitler in particular, his vision of politics still stems from his ideas regarding art, poetry, creation, and illumination.
And an individual who's able to do all these things
in such a way as to lead us.
Can you unpack Heidegger's vision of political leadership and change and how it ultimately ends up subverting his vision of a more social vision of political agency and engagement?
In the final chapter of the book, you develop what you call a traumatic ontology, which involves thinking of the subject in terms of certain phenomenological themes, particularly excess and anxiety.
So to wrap things up, what is traumatic ontology and how does it help us think of ourselves as political agents?
All right, that brings us about to the end of the book.
So as a final question, what are you working on right now?
Well, thank you so much.
This has been really fascinating.
Thank
Welcome back to the New Books Network.
I'm your host, Stephen Dozman.
In 2012, Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek published his 1,000-page tome, Less Than Nothing, following it up in 2014 with its shorter reformulation, Absolute Recoil.
The books offered substantial reformulations of his own theories, but also in-depth engagements with a number of his influences, especially Hegel and Lacan.
Joining me to talk about some of these developments is Adrian Johnston, author of A New German Idealism, Hegel, Zizek, and Dialectical Materialism from Columbia University Press in 2018.
Adrian Johnston is distinguished professor and chair of the Department of Philosophy at the University of New Mexico, and is a faculty member at the Emory Psychoanalytic Institute in Atlanta.
He is the author of around a dozen books, including Žižek's Ontology in 2008,
and Bidu, Zizek, and Political Transformations in 2009, as well as being the co-editor with Zizek himself and Todd McGowan of the book series Diuresis, all from Northwestern University Press.
So Adrian Johnston, thank you so much for being with us.
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