Living in the end times

By S. Žižek. 2010

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The ideology of the ethical consumption gap (2016, background): “‘‘In this way, guilt and responsibility are personalized—it is not the entire organization of the economy which is to blame, but our subjective attitude which needs to change’’ (Žižek, 2010: 22).”
Decoupling: A Key Fantasy of the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda (2017, unknown): “As Ferguson (2015) points out, drawing on Žižek (2010), oil has seemingly magical properties, defying the labor theory of value in its capacity to generate tremendous value relative to the investment in (conventional forms of) its extraction (as long as environmental costs are externalized, of…”
Neoliberalism as discourse: between Foucauldian political economy and Marxian poststructuralism (2012, background): “…such a claim throws the project of constructing solidarities across space into an uneasy quandary, where the resonant violent geographies of our current moment may go unnoticed, a condition that plays perfectly into the ideological denial maintained by the current capitalist order (Zizek, 2011).”
‘This is your face on meth’: The punitive spectacle of ‘white trash’ in the rural war on drugs (2013, background): “…it can be argued that much of the collective impulse to view and punish these ‘faces’ springs from the longing for the ‘sacred suspension of ordinary rules’ and a secret admiration of the transgressive—the enduring human fascination with forbidden people, places and things (Žižek, 2005: 8).”