سوشي بوك ريفيوز مع سلافوي جيجيك: من يخاف من الشرق الأوسط؟ SBR with Slavoj Žižek

سوشي بوك ريفيوز بالتعاون مع كتب مملة
Sushi Book Reviews in collaboration with Boring Books
حوار مع سلافوي جيجك: من يخاف من الشرق الأوسط؟
Interview with Slavoj Žižek: Who's afraid of the Middle East?
المحاور: مينا ناجي
Interviewer: Mina Nagy
ترجمة الحوار: أمير زكي وحسين الحاج ومينا ناجي
موسيقى المقدمة: محمد عادل
اقرأ ترجمات عن سلافوي جيجيك على موقع "كتب مملة":
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[@Ilyasibnyaqoob]

من فترة طويلة وانا انتظر منصة عربية تستقبل سلافوي جيجك، فأُحيِّكم على استقباله، وشكرا جزيلا على هذه الجهود ...

[@Mwatchr]

فعلناها يا صديقي، شكرًا لتعليقك إياس!

[@Ilyasibnyaqoob]

@@Mwatchr العفو استاذ مينا

[@Wa7edmenalnass]

من أفضل مقابلات سلافوي جيجك، وأعجبني أنها أقرب للنقاش من المقابلة، أعجبتني قرائتك لمشكلة الحداثة في العالم العربي، وبرضه هي نفسة المشكلة الي الكتاب العرب فشلوا في تحديدها، ماهي ثقافتنا؟ سواء إسلاميين مثل :محمود شاكر أو يسارين علمانين مثل: فؤاد زكريا.

[@A1un9ine]

No, not all Egyptian thinkers were confused about identity. As a Egyptian atheist I have it set but even muslim Egyptians who went to France like Tahtawi saw what nationalism and patriotism were and decided to bring it to Egypt but was blocked by islamist sheep who fought his ideas even thought he was a azhar graduate and there was a anti-colonialist sentiment to Mohammed Ali Pasha and the Brits but still nothing was done and today we fight against islamist sheep again who are saying outrageous things like "the Copts in Egypt are not our siblings" and that they feel more closer to Indian muslims than their own people in their country. Crazy people following a crazy batsh!t religion...

[@ubayyd]

Really cool to see him speak about these topics in detail, great job!

[@Mwatchr]

Thanks Ubayd!

[@reemsaeed7834]

Interesting lecture and a very GREAT Effort :)

[@Mwatchr]

Thanks ya Reem gedan

[@benjammin4840]

"don't take me seriously but take theory seriously"
Fuckin legend.

[@abdelrhmanelnssr2645]

Regards from Alexandria ,Egypt

[@Mwatchr]

Thanks Abdelrahman!

[@MSF_2004]

ثنكيو

[@Life_Of_Mine_]

Splendid!

[@Mwatchr]

Thanks Naeem!

[@benjammin4840]

Great interview thank you!

[@abdullahm3027]

مجهود تُشكرون عليه

[@Mwatchr]

شكرًا عبد الله

[@KokoKoko-rx8rv]

❤👍

[@ibrahimfarghali4968]

حوار بديع
رائع يا مينا

[@Mwatchr]

تسلملي دايمًا يا أ. إبراهيم

[@shaymaamohammed3863]

جميل ومفاجئ يا مينا❤️

[@Mwatchr]

تسلم يا جميل يا غالي

[@archiblage]

gameel ya Mina

[@Mwatchr]

Merci ya Kareem

[@hazempasha]

جميل ❤️

[@Mwatchr]

أنت اللي جميل يا حزووم

[@patchadams4439]

Zizek seems a bit obsessive, or cazy, but actually he is really charming and a very nice, modest guy

[@Mwatchr]

He really is, Patch.

[@islamlotfy7599]

❤️عظيم يا مينا

[@Mwatchr]

حبيبي يا إسلام

[@youssefashraf8130]

فشيخ❤️

[@Mwatchr]

تسلم يا يوسف

[@AmaniLazar]

جميل يا مينا :) وسلامي لمسيو سلافوي 🙂

[@Mwatchr]

الله يخليكي يا أماني، يوصل يا باشا :))

[@poparasan]

I would really like to get into a touch with professor Zizek. How could I reach him?
Thank you for help.

[@hareth3911]

00:36 we the muslims are the balance between masculinity and femininity, we are in fact in the middle, in everything

[@wedas67]

انت استاذ استاذ استاذ
وقعت عليه ازاي ده !

[@2011walad]

هناك الكثير من التعقيب وما يمكن أن يقال على هذا الحوار التثقيفي الرائع ،برغم وجود جمله من المغالطات ذات قراءة منحازة او لا صلة لها بالواقع ،
ثم في مثل هكذا محاورات ينبغي للمحاور ان يتمثل دور الضد لإثراء النقاش لا الموافقه على كل ما يقال ..

[@letshangout6359]

صحيح ولكن المحاور شاب ولا يمتثل للفيلسوف المخضرم ..

[@hassanmesharafa6304]

My own provocation: there is no authentic Egyptian Left as such anymore, an authentic Egyptian left situated within the Egyptian intellectual tradition- or, if there is, evoking Deleuze, the people (or, at least, what's left of them) are missing. To quote Zizeck himself, " we can not forget that the rise of fundamentalism is a testament to the failure of the Egyptian left".

[@hassanmesharafa6304]

Some of their interesting ideas aside, I'd like to take a moment to highlight some of the historical omissions and ellipses in their historical narratives, which honestly are not, despite how Zizeck might like to think they are, at all radical. On the contrary, they are the usual cliched Leftist meta-historical interpretations of the contemporary Egyptian Left with their focal points on colonialism vis-a-vis Moh. Ali and Nasser and patriarchial figures - or, in other words, a thematic focus on Lacanian master-signifiers (more bluntly, a repressed intimacy with fascism, a proto-fascism, typical to a reactionary Left following an unsuccessful revolution, which is no doubt the case in Egypt since '67). For instance, no mention of the 1923 Revolution, its feminist movement, its latter constitution/ failed democratic experiment, and the intellectuals of that period (Taha Hussein, for instance, immediately comes to mind), arguably one of the most important ideological
historical periods in Egyptian history situated within a long-forgotten milieu.

[@seabird9983]

من السذاجة والسخافة ان نناقش الاحداث السياسية وكانها نتاج طبيعي لحركة المجتمع والاحداث وننسى او نهمل الدور المخابراتي الدولي في صناعة الاحداث .
جيجك ومحاوره والكثير ممن يعتقدون انهم فاهمين يقعون في هذا الاسلوب الساذج في تحليل الواقع.

[@cubemultimedia2651]

اصبت

[@Theahmedkhalid_]

If I can not understand you, then there is something wrong with you too

[@Life_Of_Mine_]

;)

[@Mwatchr]

:)

[@joyslim6071]

عظيم يا مينا ❤️

[@Mwatchr]

تسلمي يا جوي