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An interesting premise with some memorable lines.
That being said, it doesn't really hold up as a philosophical work and it doesn't really hold up as a joke book either. If you hear Zizek's voice reading them you'll have a better time of it.
That being said, it doesn't really hold up as a philosophical work and it doesn't really hold up as a joke book either. If you hear Zizek's voice reading them you'll have a better time of it.
funny in a distinctly zizek way- which is to say he definitely laughed harder writing this than anyone did reading it.
Hate that Zizek and I came to the conclusion that Bill Clinton is a Heideggerian independently of each other
"There is an old Jewish joke [always a promising start], loved by Derrida, about a group of Jews in a synagogue publicly admitting their nullity in the eyes of God. First, a rabbit stands up and says "O God, I know I am worthless. I am nothing!" After he has finished, a rich businessman stands up and says, beating himself on the chest: "O God, I am also worthless, obsessed with material wealth. I am nothing!" After this spectacle, a poor ordinary Jew also stands up and also proclaims: "O God, I am nothing." The rich businessman kicks the rabbi and whispers in his ear with scorn: "What insolence! Who is that guy who dares to claim that he is nothing too!""
This was my favourite.
This was my favourite.
funny
informative
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
What's worse than cold and unfunny jokes is someone analyzing them tongue-in-cheek.
Me he reído un montón y me he sentido especialmente intelectual durante un buen rato, aunque creo que no he entendido nada
Hilarious! Brilliant jokes and an enjoyable read! Very thankful that variations are also added with different applied meanings. Definitely inspired to read other works to have a good laugh and an interesting read.
Some of these are quite funny, but be prepared to not understand much unless you have a background in Lacan, Freud, Hegel, and other such thinkers.