The Multiversity goes in with a scalpel to tease out what Slavoj Žižek’s main message might be, drawing on his recent debate with Jordan Peterson. Is he justified in believing capitalism will fail? And does his argument hinge on the commodification of culture, the erosion of the protestant work ethic, the problem of the commons, or some combination thereof?
The discussion moves to an analysis of the garden of earthly paradise from Dostoevsky's Notes From the Underground, where he discusses how in a perfectly abundant world, man would become an agent of destruction. We compare Peterson and Žižek’s differing interpretations of the allegory, and how we might avoid the dangers it warns of.
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