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DISKUZE PO PŘEDNÁŠCE SLAVOJE ŽIŽEKA

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castSlavoj Žižek
cameraJan Vidlička
soundJan Vidlička
editingJan Vidlička
categoryLectures
published18. 11. 2007
languageČesky / English
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DISKUZE PO PŘEDNÁŠCE SLAVOJE ŽIŽEKA
This lecture examines the development of mass Palestinian displacement as a weapon of war, a tool of state-building, and a tool for enforcement of particular visions of imperial internationalism. It traces how Palestine became the site for the development of a specific modern refugee regime focused on decolonial containment, a process that continues to the present day.
Edit András mainly follows engaged, socially sensitive and critical works of Hungarian art. She is interested in the changing social position of art and the ways in which it adapts to or resists the current situation. She looks at how post-socialist culture deals with its own past, the gendered aspects of Hungarian art, the relationship between culture and power, and how easily cultural and historical issues can be exploited politically.