Joke jokes

This book contains every joke, quoted, reaphrated or mentioned in the works of Slava Zizhek (including some of the unpublished manuscripts). Unlike any other book of Slava Zizhek, this one serves as a capacious reference book on philosophical, political and sexual topics occupying a Slovenian philosopher. For a jig, a joke is the shortest way to a philosophical understanding, and for the reader of this (really funny) collection - a way to get acquainted with the paradoxical thought of an extraordinary philosopher. Zizhek, presenting to the reader in the image of an incredibly erudite, neurotic, politically incorrect uncle, begins a joke with the words “There is an old Jewish joke that Derrida Liked.”, Illustrates the logic of the Hegelian triad with a variation of classical jokes about “not today, dear, my head hurts "And draws the reader into his amazing world, permeated with parallels, interconnections and humor and behind the facet of decency.