A theoretical analysis of social conflict that uses examples from Kant, Hegel, Lacan, popular culture and contemporary politics to critique nationalism.
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Introduction 1 I. Cogito: The Void Called Subject 1. "I or He or It (the Thing) Which Thinks" 9 2. Cogito and the Sexual Difference 45 II. Ergo: The Dialectical Nonsequitur 3. On Radical Evil and Related Matters 83 4. Hegel's "Logic of Essence" as a Theory of Ideology 125 III. Sum: The Loop of Enjoyment 5. "The Wound is Healed Only by the Spear That Smote You" 165 6. Enjoy Your National As Yourself? 200 Notes 239 Index 287
Introduction 1 I. Cogito: The Void Called Subject 1. "I or He or It (the Thing) Which Thinks" 9 2. Cogito and the Sexual Difference 45 II. Ergo: The Dialectical Nonsequitur 3. On Radical Evil and Related Matters 83 4. Hegel's "Logic of Essence" as a Theory of Ideology 125 III. Sum: The Loop of Enjoyment 5. "The Wound is Healed Only by the Spear That Smote You" 165 6. Enjoy Your National As Yourself? 200 Notes 239 Index 287
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