The Logic of the Subject and the Reconstruction of Nazism
“Il court, il court, le sujet…”: from primary-school grammar (“Who is it that…?”) to Descartes, Hegel and Lacan, a logic of the subject facing the Nazism being rebuilt before our eyes.
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#6.1 • The Logic of the Subject • season 6 / 2019-20
What is a logic proper to the subject, which exists only for, by and in a subject, and how does it differ from the logic of objects?
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#6.1-1/2 - Prelude • D.Pagani / Lacan: Function and field of speech and language
How do the death drive and the compulsion to repeat, as read in Freud and Lacan, shed light on the logic of the subject and on the reconstitution of Nazism?
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#6.2 • The Logic of the Subject in the face of the reconstitution of Nazism
In what way does a logic of the subject allow us to think and combat the current reconstitution of Nazism, whose common ground is naturalism?
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#6.3 • The Logic of the Subject in the face of the reconstitution of Nazism
How does the relationship between substance and subject, which converge in Antiquity and diverge in modern times, shed light on the reactionary attempt, up to Nazism, to restore "the compact solidity of being"?
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#6.4 • The Logic of the Subject in the face of the reconstitution of Nazism
How does the logic of the subject, grounded in recognition, allow us to identify the reconstitution of Nazism in contemporary management and neoliberalism?
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#6.5 • The Logic of the Subject in the face of the reconstitution of Nazism
How does the modern stage of the relation between substance and subject, where absolute knowledge becomes possible, shed light both on the logic of the subject and on the reconstitution of Nazism?
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#6.6 • The Logic of the Subject in the face of the reconstitution of Nazism
Why does the access to absolute knowledge in modernity symmetrically engender the temptation of an absolute non-knowledge, which leads as far as Nazism?