Classic Žižek really.

A more recent Žižek text that treats the digital condition not as novelty but as a continuation of older philosophical problems—filtered through Hegel, psychoanalysis, and the peculiar logic of contemporary tech culture. Here, algorithmic life, surveillance, and artificial intelligence aren’t framed as ruptures, but as distortions of structures that were already in motion.

The essays move between abstraction and cultural debris—film, politics, neuroscience—circling the question of what remains of subjectivity once thought itself is increasingly externalised, tracked, and pre-empted.

Dense without being sealed, and often at its sharpest when it slips sideways rather than forward.

Hardback in great condition.