"Violence" by Zizek?

[the last donut of the night]

What are your opinions on some of the stuff he says in there? I found the book to be very interesting, especially when he discusses modern, European liberalism.

[bailey_187]

What are the main arguments? How similar are they to his arguments in "In Defense of Lost Causes" and his intro the the Robespierre book?

[Foldered]

I've just recently started delving into Zizek (about halfway through The Sublime Object of Ideology and have listened to a lecture of his) and I'm impressed with him.

Would you recommend this "Violence" be next on my list?

[the last donut of the night]

Would you recommend this "Violence" be next on my list?

I really would. Some of the stuff I found a bit dense, but it's pretty light, funny, and raises some important viewpoints on things we leftists usually use as arguments.

[Foldered]

I really would. Some of the stuff I found a bit dense, but it's pretty light, funny, and raises some important viewpoints on things we leftists usually use as arguments.
I'll definitely pick it up later this week.