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,Materialism without Materialism: Slavoj Žižek and the Disappearance of Matter,irst century the Marxist tradition of “dialectical materialism.” Although this philosophical label is closely associated with such names as, first and foremost, Friedrich Engels and V. I. Lenin, Žižek seeks to develop a permutation that deviates markedly from the classical Engelsian and Soviet versi

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The Necessity of an Absolute Misunderstanding: Why Hegel Has So Many Misreaders,ccasions such wild divergence with regard to the principal concerns of her or his philosophy, and the competition is not even close. To capture the immensity of the divergence of opinion concerning Hegel, one would have to imagine some readers of Marx seeing him as a champion of the capitalist syste

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From Hegel to Kant: The Thing-of-Itself German Idealism,al Ungrund as a stain in the middle of the Hegelian eye, but also the inversion of the development between the four figures of German Idealism—Kant, Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel. This quadruplicity has at its core the relation between Kant and Hegel, or rather Hegel and Kant: because it is not that

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,Dialectic at Its Impurest: Žižek’s Materialism of Less Than Nothing,ical materialism seems nothing but an atavistic remainder of a past long gone, a notion which in an era of prevalent cynical dis-tantiation and emerging “new materialisms” rightfully triggers ironiz-ing responses. Hence, it is all the more curious that Slavoj Žižek should consciously place his philo