Status Updates From Disparities

picked this back up after some years, exactly the kind of funk my brain has been needing

"The troubles with finitude" restructured my thought on infinite sets. Amazing.

Chapter 8 was stellar, if repetitive. Then again, the entire book reuses verbatim segments now and again, almost like a ... disparity.

"Why Heidegger should not be criminalized" is an excellent essay.

"Sein und Zeit focuses on the individual’s authentic existence with its structure of being-towards-death, and the problem it only superficially touches is how to expand the analysis onto collective modes of being, that is, how to think authentic collective being beyond the inauthentic das Man, following the anonymous ‘one’."

Doing very well still.

So far, this has to be the most straightfoward Zizekian book since "For they know not what they do". After stabbing at "Less than nothing" many times for different purposes, I contingently picked up "Disparities". I'm lying to myself that the horrid proofreading's part of the book's internal disparities.

Contemplating the comic where dignity has become verboten.

Attempting to keep my feet as Slavoj leads me across object oriented ontology.

I found the first chapter wayward but still considerably more rigorous than the last few books by Slavoj I’ve enjoyed this last month.