Пандемија ковида 19 као бадјуовски Догађај? Глобални увид у теоријско испитивање Жижековог разумевања пандемије
ДОИ: https://doi.org/10.2298/GEI2103561L УДК 008:39:616.98 Оригинални научни рад
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Све обимнија литература о пандемији ковида 19 фетишистички и прерано је покушала ухватити академски моментум, узимајући готово априорно, неспорно, полазиште концептуализације пандемије као „нове нормалности“. У Pandemic: COVID-19 Shakes the World i Pandemic 2: Chronicles of a Time Lost, Славој Жижек уоквирује пандемију као вишеструку глобалну кризу, тврдећи да ће агресивно и драстично разбити глобалне друштвене норме и динамике стварајући нови поредак. Међутим, да ли се то заиста десило? Овај есеј расправља о овом питању кроз теоријске погледе Бадјуовог Догађаја. Започиње постављањем основних теоријских начела и мапирањем неопходних критеријума које је потребно испунити да би се неко дешавање могло назвати Догађајем. Надаље, креће се кроз идеје и аргументе изнесене у Жижековим публикацијама локализирајући глобалне карактеристике пандемије. Коначно, теоретски их деконструира пружајући нам темељни одговор на питање што је пандемија ковида 19: бадјуовски Догађај који је изградио, гради или ће изградити глобалну „нову нормалност“, вишеструка последична криза или само привремена ситуација која утврђује већ постојеће друштвене нормативе широм свијета.
Кључне речи: пандемија ковида 19, Догађај, Бадју, Жижек, комунизам
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LERO, Nikola.
Пандемија ковида 19 као бадјуовски Догађај? Глобални увид у теоријско испитивање Жижековог разумевања пандемије.
Гласник Етнографског института САНУ, [S.l.], v. 69, n. 3, p. 561–574, jan. 2022.
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