/lit/ - Literature

How much do Lacan and pic related's ideas on ideology differ?

Also, how much was pic related influenced by Lacan, would you say?

Althusser, before he went all crazy-old-man.

Humanism, teleology, its everywhere. Okay, maybe this isn't the best example, but when we have threads all over /lit/ with people saying "human nature" and things like that you KNOW we have a serious fucking problem.

Everyone always fucking complains about all of the Marxist humanism on /lit/ yet seems completely fucking uninterested in doing things about it.

Seriously I am sick of this whole "human nature therefore communism is inevitable" shit. If you fools understood how base, superstructure, and ideology work to interpellate individuals into subjects we wouldn't have this problem.

Hey /lit/, when did you realize you were already interpellated?

Hey /lit/, I'm a political science major and the first reading assignment in my upper-level poli sci course is Ideology and the State Apparatuses by this faggot. What should I be prepared for in the discussion next class?

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Do analytic philosophers actually give a shit about the real world or are they too busy debating useless shit no one cares about?