btw, my review of the new Zizek book is up on Mute here...
Posted by mark at July 27, 2004 03:48 PM | TrackBackAt Lacan.com you, and your readers, can find for free a small piece called "Iraq's false promises" which is the core of the book you've reviewed. Also, some other texts, including a great piece on Hitchcock that he read in Buenos Aires (but that one is in spanish).
Incidentaly, I'm from Buenos Aires, and Zizek is living here right now. He's getting married to a model called Analia Hounie, a girl some 30 years younger than him. They will live here till she finishes school.
great review, Mark...you really make me want to check that book out!
Posted by: Rob at July 27, 2004 07:32 PMthanks, rob!!! can't say it's any better than any of his others, but it's a real pleasure to read, and a real advert for the relevance of theory....
Buenos Aires, eh, Hernan? A girl thirty years younger than him? That sounds like the life...
Posted by: mark at July 27, 2004 09:17 PM*Ahem*
Posted by: New Scotland Yard Paedophile Unit at July 28, 2004 10:13 AMGiven that he must be into his 50s, I don't think that the New Scotland Yard Paedophile Unit need concern themselves really...
Posted by: mark at July 28, 2004 01:40 PMYou were attempting to establish a general principle, Sonny.
I have witnesses.
Posted by: DS Mike 'knacker' Hames at July 28, 2004 02:09 PMLOL... a general principle for what men in their fifties might like, not a general principle for all men... but haven't you got better things to do, DS?
Posted by: mark at July 28, 2004 02:20 PMNot now Sidney Cooke's safely in orbit.
Posted by: DS Mike 'knacker' Hames at July 28, 2004 02:26 PMYeah, I heard this thing about Slovoj's new lady too - though there seems to be some confusion as to whether she's a model, or an academic, or both. Personally, I really hope she's a hot 25-year-old genius with an international career in modelling and lecturing. And that's she's really into political terrorism...mmmm.....
Posted by: infinite thought at July 28, 2004 04:10 PMgood review, Mark. The wider points about how any flight from global capital will still have to enage in some way with market forces and how that links in with an Islamic fundamentalism that is intrinsically backward are of particular interest. As an ignorant, can you tell me where to go in cyberspace for De Landa?
Posted by: murray at July 29, 2004 05:24 PMgood review, Mark. The wider points about how any flight from global capital will still have to engage in some way with market forces and how that links in with an Islamic fundamentalism that is intrinsically backward are of particular interest. As an ignorant, can you tell me where to go in cyberspace for De Landa?
Posted by: murray at July 29, 2004 05:25 PMThanks Murray:
this is a good one to start with:
'Markets and anti-markets in the world economy'.
http://www.t0.or.at/delanda/a-market.htm
good work Mark, will check out the book.
Posted by: sean at July 30, 2004 04:39 PM