Slavoj Zizek, Judith Butler & Larry Rickels. Psychoanalysis. 2006 3/3

[@huwlemmey]

I think one of reasons why people find Zizek so engaging (besides his prose obv., and not umming and erring like Butler) is because he always seems to be thinking on his feet and engaging with the other speakers, rather than reeling off the theory they've worked out in their books...

[@79898325]

People have already said this in many other forms, but just to simplify the message: Zizek is a fucking monster! I love this man.

[@chamallowbleu]

i'd love to see more conversation between butler and zizek - the way they react to each other is fascinating

[@chocotrojtel]

The Lacanian becoming of Judith (Butler)

[@mayakronfeld]

why the sports commentary folks?

[@rottentwapple]

thx for the efforts. any more coming?? I want to hear Saint Butler's comments on "No Future"!

[@mattgiles4239]

i like those uh uhs! and i agree, zizek's tics are hard to cope with, better to watch this with the vision off. this feels like a really dumb comment to make in relation to what they were talking about but oh well.

[@Streetlight26]

zizek looks like he's waiting to pounce on butler

[@4gelassenheit]

he is pretty hyperactive

[@4gelassenheit]

uh huh, it hurts

[@PeteUtonic]

umm, ahh, umm.... Spit it out Butler!!

[@seintzeit]

not as annoying as zizek's tics...

[@johnnyherb]

I agree with you PeteUtonic, I find Butler extremely annoying to listen too. Why doesn't she just not say anything between phrases and stop trying to push herself, slow down Butler, think and then speak!

[@misko667]

Dearest Judith....way to much uh...uh...uh...Umming. A brilliant mind. But, brutal to listen to.