01621     2200241   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036008004100056020001500097041000800112082001000120084001600130100001800146245005100164250001300215260003100228300002500259500001900284520101000303650001601313990002501329990002501354INLIS00000000000248520221012020211  a0010-0520002485221012                |          | eng    a0415255325  aeng  a211.8  a211.8 ZIZ o0 aZizek, Slavoj1 aOn Belief : Thinking In Action /cSlavoj Zizek  acet ke 1  aLondon :bRoutledge,c2001  a142p.;18 cm ;c18 cm  aIndeks : Index  aFrom "cyberspace reason" to the paradox of "Western Buddhism," On Belief traces the contours of the often unconscious beliefs that structure our daily experience. Leaving no stone unturned. Zizek Argues that all these experiences are based on beliefs much closer to the religious than we might think. On beliefs reveal that, far from leaving our bodies behind when we go on-line, we are merely looking for new ones, and that western versions of Asiatic spirituality for sale in shoping malls, lifestyle magazines and "self-help" groups are not a far cry from global capitalism but the perfect ideological supplement to it. On belief shows that underlying all these experiences, virtual or real, is a pagan and ultimately futile search for divine and human perfection. Drawing on examples from film - including Neil Jordan's The End of the Affair-psychoanalysis, cultural studies, philosophy and religion, zizek calls for a return to the neglected Christian idea that belief is actually about imperfection. 4aKepercayaan  a01489/MKRI-P/II-2005  a01489/MKRI-P/II-2005