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PART I: TOWARDS A NEW MODEL OF IDEOLOGY CRITIQUE -- 1. The Classic Debate on the Theory of Ideology -- 2. The Contemporary Debate on the Theory of Ideology -- 3.A Universal Notion of Truth: Habermas avec Zizek -- 4. The Methodological Framework of the Case Study -- PART II: CHILE'S POST-PINOCHET: A CASE STUDY -- 5. The Transformation of Power in Pinochet's Era -- 6. The Discourse of Class Struggle -- 7. The Ideological Discourse in Post-Pinochet Chile -- Conclusion |
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This book offers an original and comprehensive formulation of a new ideology critique for political analysis. Going beyond the reiterative attempts of declaring the 'death of ideology', the book - after revisiting the main developments of the theory of ideology - presents a productive critique of Habermas's theory of communicative action viewed through Slavoj Zizek's theory of ideology. Far from assuming their theories are incommensurable, the book argues that it is worth observing Zizek's theoretical endeavor as a 'supplementary' overcoming of Habermas's proposal. This will eventually show that by using a fictional notion of the Real taken from a Zizekian reading of Lacan, a new ideology critique, which affirms a universal truth for a political situation, becomes possible. This new model of ideology critique is applied to the political consensus reached in Chile's post-Pinochet |
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Ideology.
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ideology.
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Political ideologies -- Chile.
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Social theory -- Chile.
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Political science & theory -- Chile.
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PHILOSOPHY -- Movements -- General.
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Politics and Government.
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Ideology
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Political ideologies -- Chile.
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Social theory -- Chile.
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Political science & theory -- Chile.
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Society & culture: general -- Chile.
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Politics and Government.
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Electronic book
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ISBN |
9781137329677 |
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113732967X |
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