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技术民粹主义时代的乌克兰战争与当代意识形态批判

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技术民粹主义时代的乌克兰战争与当代意识形态批判

本课程基于《技术民粹主义时代的乌克兰战争与当代意识形态批判》生成，围绕Revolution, Doom, and the Right’s Appropriation of Leninism、Hegel, the Rich Rabble, and Lumpen-Bourgeois Rule、Russian Denazification, Imperial Fantasy, and Obscene Violence、Ukraine Is Like the West Bank, Not Like Israel、Castration Here and There, Castration Everywhere、Ukrainian Orgy, Nuclear Threats, and Russia’s Satanic Enemy、Against False Peace and for Regional Solidarity、Publishing in Russia Today, Assange, and Universal Critique等内容展开，按章节组织知识点、讲解与练习，帮助学习者循序渐

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  1. 00Revolution, Doom, and the Right’s Appropriation of Leninism
  2. 01Hegel, the Rich Rabble, and Lumpen-Bourgeois Rule
  3. 02Russian Denazification, Imperial Fantasy, and Obscene Violence
  4. 03Ukraine Is Like the West Bank, Not Like Israel
  5. 04Castration Here and There, Castration Everywhere
  6. 05Ukrainian Orgy, Nuclear Threats, and Russia’s Satanic Enemy
  7. 06Against False Peace and for Regional Solidarity
  8. 07Publishing in Russia Today, Assange, and Universal Critique
  9. 08MacGuffins, Bioweapon Labs, and the Symbolic Order
  10. 09Censorship, Shared Language, and the Obscene Underside of Power
  11. 10Ukrainian Resistance, Left Ambivalence, and Europe’s Two Chairs
  12. 11Orbán, Kaczyński, Capital, and the Visegrád Double Game
  13. 12Hollywood’s Moral Turn: Black Widow, Luca, and Nomadland
  14. 13Parallax, Pornographic Shifts, and Cinematic Doubling before Tár
  15. 14The Plot of Tár: Power, Abuse, Breakdown, and Fall
  16. 15Reading Tár: Cancel Culture, Historical Change, and Genre Shift
  17. 16Art, Artist, History, and the Eternity of the Work
  18. 17Queens, Right-Wing Femininity, and the Fantasy of Monarchy
  19. 18The Woman King and the Obfuscation of Dahomey’s History
  20. 19Jeanne Dielman: Routine, Domestic Labor, and Feminist Form
  21. 20Jeanne Dielman, Psycho, and the Horror of Repetition
  22. 21Everything Everywhere All at Once: Multiverse, IRS, Family, and False Humanism
  23. 22The Bagel, Nihilism, Optimism, and Formal Failure
  24. 23Moonfall and the Denaturalization of Nature
  25. 24Don’t Look Up, Conspiracy, and the Stupidity of Catastrophe
  26. 25The Forgotten Miracle in Chile
  27. 26Rumsfeld, Habermas, and Knowing Our Not-Knowing
  28. 27Unknown Knowns and the Pandemic as a Social Process
  29. 28China’s Communist Party, Capitalist Success, and Maoist Legacy
  30. 29Market Freedom, Political Freedom, and the State Form
  31. 30Chinese Militarism and Global Capitalism’s Need for the State
  32. 31Gorbachev, Khrushchev, and the Limits of De-Stalinization
  33. 32China’s Alternative to Soviet Dissolution and the Brandt Anecdote
  34. 33Peng Shuai and Communist Regimes of Appearance
  35. 34Appearance, Obscenity, and Ideological Prohibitions
  36. 35Universal Solidarity and the Charge of Anti-Semitism
  37. 36Bitcoin, Blockchains, and the Material Cost of Digital Autonomy
  38. 37NFTs, Artificial Scarcity, and Libertarian Data Politics
  39. 38AOC, Desire, and the Politics of Sexual Critique
  40. 39Patriarchy, Victim-Blaming, and Internalized Misogyny
  41. 40Male Desire, Consent, and the Impasses of Sexual Liberation
  42. 41Pan-Asianism, Anti-Imperialism, and Marxist Ambivalence
  43. 42Wang Hui, Markets, and the State in Chinese Social Democracy
  44. 43China, Europe, and the Contradictions of Pan-Asian Leftism
  45. 44Notes 1–34: Early Chapters and Ukraine References
  46. 45Notes 35–73: Politics, Film, Theory, and Culture
  47. 46Notes 74–93: Culture, Whiteness, Populism, and Crypto
  48. 47Notes 94–118: Cambridge Analytica, Feminism, Pan-Asianism, and Wang Hui