Zizek and Heidegger: The Question Concerning Techno-Capitalism

Content: Preface: Le Style Žižek and the question of finitude
 Beginning from style?
 Reading Žižek(,) reading Heidegger
 Acknowledgements
 Part I: Žižek and Heidegger: the alpha and the omega
 1. Thinking, finitely: Žižek on Heidegger on finitude
 Being and Time and modernity: the insight
 Heidegger\'s retreat
 History and political life: Nazism and will
 2. Žižek and the other Heidegger: technology and danger
 Žižek on Heidegger on technology
 Technology is not the question
 Right question. Wrong answer: the crisis of technology rehabilitated
 The end of \"Žižek and Heidegger\": breaking up Part II: Slowing Žižek down: modernity and techno-capitalism3. Missing the point: Slavoj Žižek on perspective, modernity and subjectivity
 The Cartesian specter and the ghost of perspective
 Fundamental fantasy and master signifier
 Modernity and fantasy
 Conclusion
 4. The techno-capitalist danger: ideology and contemporary society
 Ideology today: re-calibrating dialectical materialism
 The perverse individual
 Culture: de-materializing the social
 The dark force: violence and techno-capitalism
 Over-identification and revolution
 Part III: The split subject of history 5. Splitting history: Žižek on utopia and revolutionRevolution: the impossible
 The labor of the act
 Unfolding revolution: where does Žižek stand?
 6. The pervert and the philosopher (as witnessed by) the theologian and the analyst
 Christianity and perversity in The Puppet and the Dwarf
 The desire of the analyst
 Conclusion: Žižek ex Machina
 Notes
 Bibliography
 Index
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