Black Widow, Luca and Nomadland are films for decaffeinated protesters
By Slavoj Žižek
You certainly can abolish political freedom without abolishing market freedom — China proved it
By Slavoj Žižek
Denying that your political enemy has a soul is nothing less than a regression to vulgar racism
By Slavoj Žižek
We desperately need new scripts, new stories that will provide a realistic, non-catastrophic sense of where we should be going
By Slavoj Žižek
Anti-Semitism is alive and well — and in some surprising places
By Slavoj Žižek
Even when I am alone with my partner, my sexual interaction with them is inextricably intertwined with my fantasies
By Slavoj Žižek
We are dealing with the basic meaning of our freedom and human rights
By Slavoj Žižek
What Todd Phillips’s film tells us about protest movements
By Slavoj Žižek
Peter Handke has compared Bosnian Serbs laying the siege on Sarajevo with Native Americans laying siege on a camp of white colonizers
By Slavoj Žižek
She just repeats the same simple message again and again
By Slavoj Žižek
Through all his shocking vulgarities, he is providing his followers with a narrative which makes sense
By Slavoj Žižek
If we really care for the fate of the people who compose our nations, our motto should be: America last, China last, Russia last
By Slavoj Žižek
