EBSEES: Žižek, Slavoj - Why should a dialectician learn to count to four?

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ID	19147
Author(s)	Žižek, Slavoj
Title	Why should a dialectician learn to count to four?
Published	Radical Philosophy, 58, Summer, 1991, p. 3-9
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Yugoslavia / Philosophy, Psychology, Psychoanalysis [Browse all] Saled, Renata
Note	On the Lacanian-Hegelian-Marxism which has been developed at the University of Ljubljana. Complemented by: "Lacan in Slovenia: an interview with Slavoj Žižek and Renata Saled" in the same issue, p. 25-31
Medium	article
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	The fragile absolute, or, Why is the Christian legacy worth fighting for? / Žižek, Slavoj
	An Eastern enlargement of EFTA : why the East Europeans should join and the EFTAns should want them / Baldwin, Richard E.
	Why institutional change should be rapid - a transaction costs perspective / Ovin, Rasto
	The truth about Yugoslavia: why working people should oppose intervention
	Learn Russian / Press, Ian
	The memoirs of Count Witte / [Vitte] Witte, Sergei
	Count Bezukhov's «quivering sphere» / Gray, Norah J.

The European Bibliography of Slavic and East European Studies (EBSEES) - 1991-2007

Why should a dialectician learn to count to four?