Intellectual Dark Web
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Out of context: Reply #89
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- kingsteven6
- This thread has been suspiciously quiet ever since the debate. *Googles Hegel*
Fucking LOL.deadsperm - i've been avoiding watching it. I just know it'll be painfulGnash
- the debate, not this clip
<<Gnash - I've only watched post-game analysis clips. Some of the left are still complaining, Peterson fans cling to the civil discourse narrative.deadsperm
- What I've most enjoyed were the memes pointing out how unprepared and out his league Peterson was.deadsperm
- I'd have continued to join in, but my comments come pre-canned.see_thru
- just watched the whole debate, poor jordan out of his league :)renderedred
- Hmmm I finally watched this. Didn't seem like much of a debate to be honest. Peterson gave a very standard critique of communism. Zizek did one of hisyuekit
- talks where he throws out a million different ideas at once, making Peterson look simple-minded by comparison. But there wasn't much real interaction, they wereyuekit
- on two different tracks the whole time.yuekit
- @yuekit, i don't know if the organizers or peterson himself thought that zizek will defend marxism. zizek is NOT a marxist and that's where all fell apart imhorenderedred
- I think Zizek does draw on Marx's ideas to some extent but it's a very post-modern take on them -- being fully critical of 20th century communism and mergingyuekit
- with other ideas. That's my understanding anyway based on attempting to read a couple of his books :)yuekit
- I'd say what he takes from Marx is more the mode of analysis rather than adhering to any particular "socialist" economic system. You can easily use a Marxistyuekit
- framework to critique all the past attempts at Marxism. But yeah didn't seem like Peterson had watched or read any of his works.yuekit
- This thread has been suspiciously quiet ever since the debate. *Googles Hegel*