{"id":113592,"date":"2024-05-15T11:55:06","date_gmt":"2024-05-15T09:55:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/podcast.rs\/?p=113592"},"modified":"2024-05-15T12:45:48","modified_gmt":"2024-05-15T10:45:48","slug":"the-ideology-of-contemporary-capitalism-needs-an-anxious-subject","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/podcast.rs\/en\/the-ideology-of-contemporary-capitalism-needs-an-anxious-subject\/","title":{"rendered":"The Ideology of Contemporary Capitalism Needs an Anxious Subject"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Guest: Renata Salecl<\/p>\n<p>Host: Filip Balunovi\u0107<\/p>\n<p><\/p>\n<p>In the 25th episode of &#8222;Sound of Thought&#8220;, the guest is Renata Salecl, a Slovenian philosopher from the University of Ljubljana and Birkbeck University in London. The immediate reason for the conversation is the Serbian edition of her book &#8222;The Passion for Ignorance&#8220; (2020), published by the Faculty of Media and Communications in Belgrade (2024). In this podcast, we dig into the realm of psychoanalysis, a central area of interest for our guest. Firstly, we explore what anxiety is, how it functions, and how it is influenced by certain social and ideological constructs. Starting from the book &#8222;On Anxiety&#8220;, which Salecl published in 2004, her examination of this concept extends through her most famous book &#8222;The Tyranny of Choice&#8220;, which analyzes and criticizes contemporary consumerist society. In this segment, we delve into the so-called &#8222;ideology of choice&#8220;, which constrains us in the modern era rather than opening horizons and enabling genuine choice. Finally, we discuss the &#8222;passion for ignorance&#8220;, debating the function of ignoring and denying, as well as alienation and the various dimensions of influence that contemporary society has on our psychological state.<\/p>\n<p><\/p>\n<p>Go\u0161\u0107a: Renata Salecl<\/p>\n<p>Voditelj: Filip Balunovi\u0107<\/p>\n<p><\/p>\n<p>Anksiozni subjekt potreban je savremenoj kapitalisti\u010dkoj ideologiji<\/p>\n<p><\/p>\n<p>U 25. epizodi \u201cZvuka misli\u201d go\u0161\u0107a je Renata Salecl, slovena\u010dka filozofkinja sa Univerziteta u Ljubljani i Birkbeck Univerziteta u Londonu. Neposredan povod za razgovor je srpsko izdanje njene knjige \u201eStrast za neznanjem\u201c (2020), koja je iza\u0161la u izdanju Fakulteta za medije i komunikacije u Beogradu (2024). U ovom podcastu, kre\u0107emo se u klju\u010du psihoanalize, centralnog podru\u010dja interesovanja na\u0161e go\u0161\u0107e. Pitamo se, najpre, \u0161ta je to anksioznost, kako ona funnkcioni\u0161e i kako na nju uti\u010du odre\u0111ene dru\u0161tvene i ideolo\u0161ke postavke. Od knjige \u201eO anksioznosti\u201c, koju Salecl objavljuje jo\u0161 2004. godine, njeno razmatranje ovog pojma prote\u017ee se i kroz njenu najpoznatiju knjigu \u201eTiranija izbora\u201c, u kojoj je po sredi analiza i kritika savremenog konzumeristi\u010dkog dru\u0161tva. U ovom segmentu, bavimo se takozvanom \u201eideologijom izbora\u201c, koja nas u savremenom dobu sputava, pre nego \u0161to nam otvara horizonte i omogu\u0107ava su\u0161tinski izbor. Na kraju, dolazimo i do \u201estrasti za neznanjem\u201c, u kom polemi\u0161emo o funkciji ignorisanja, odnosno poricanja, ali i o otu\u0111enosti i razli\u010ditim dimenzijama uticaja koje savremeno dru\u0161tvo ima na na\u0161e psiholo\u0161ko stanje.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Guest: Renata Salecl Host: Filip Balunovi\u0107 In the 25th episode of &#8222;Sound of Thought&#8220;, the guest is Renata Salecl, a Slovenian philosopher from the University of Ljubljana and Birkbeck University in London. 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