CATDOGDUCK presents: Can you see?

… in feudal society, a phenomenon that was strictly unique to Japan and Europe could be seen in the fact that cities were places of confinement. People did not flee to the city; rather, they were trapped there. For example, Jews were strictly denied the right to buy land. They were

fragment {Feb 22, 2013} Slavoj Žižek's idea revolves around the negative disavowal. His thought turns on the negative disavowal. You say, Sometimes I feel life is going on somewhere else without me; I think that life is elsewhere. Slavoj Žižek says, Life is not elsewhere; life is not

This is the realm of husks and shells, the domain of cliches. Isaac Luria bears testimony to the light breaking on the auratic matrix into an infinite number of pixels. The screen is full of light. All lights that are—souls and parts of a soul. {Dec 12, 2006 at