Slavoj Žižek, born March 21, 1949, in Ljubljana, is a Slovenian philosopher, social theorist, and cultural critic. His works lie at the intersection of philosophy, psychoanalysis, critique of ideology, and popular culture, and have been translated into numerous languages.
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Writings and transcribed lectures13 titles
The Sublime Object of Ideology
1989
Event: A Philosophical Journey from the Heart of a Concept
Translated by Mohsen Maleki and Behzad SadeghianPublisher: Ban Publications
The Objectivity of Ideology
Translated by Ali BehrouziPublisher: Tarh-e No Publications
Looking Awry: An Introduction to Jacques Lacan through Popular Culture
Translated by Maziar Eslami and Saleh NajafiPublisher: Rokhdad-e No Publishing
Enjoy Your Symptom!: Jacques Lacan in Hollywood and Out
Translated by Fattah MohammadiPublisher: Hezareh Sevom Publications
The Fright of Real Tears: Krzysztof Kieślowski Between Theory and Post-Theory
Translated by Fattah MohammadiPublisher: Hezareh Sevom Publications
Welcome to the Wasteland of Truth
Translated by Fattah MohammadiPublisher: Hezareh Sevom Publications
The Art of the Vulgar Sublime: On David Lynch's Lost Highway
Translated by Maziar EslamiPublisher: Ney Publishing
Critique of Western Beliefs
Translated by Keyvan AzariPublisher: Mohaghegh Ardabili Publications
The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Shaking the World
Translated by Various Persian Translations
Paradise in Disorder / Chaos
"The Rancière Lesson" and "Political Subjectivation and Its Vicissitudes" in the book Aesthetic Politics
Translated by Fattah Mohammadi
"The Scarf as an Architectural Parallax" in the book Theories of Aesthetics