This writer examines drafts of "The Ages of the World" by Schelling in his The Indivisible Remainder. In one work, he argues that political subjects rely upon others to know the meaning of "master signifiers," while in another he analyzes the designs of European toilets. He discusses his notion of enjoyment as a political factor in For They Know Not What They Do, attacks critics of Cartesian subjectivity in The Ticklish Subject, and writes on Gilles Deleuze and consequences in Organs Without Bodies. In other works, he analyzes the evolution of 
This writer examines drafts of "The Ages of the World" by Schelling in his The Indivisible Remainder. In one work, he argues that political subjects rely upon others to know the meaning of "master signifiers," while in another he analyzes the designs of European toilets. He discusses his notion of enjoyment as a political factor in For They Know Not What They Do, attacks critics of Cartesian subjectivity in The Ticklish Subject, and writes on Gilles Deleuze and consequences in Organs Without Bodies. In other works, he analyzes the evolution of detective fiction and David Lynch's Lost Highway, but he may be best known for works like The Sublime Object of Ideology in which he reformulates the notion of ideology, and for composing several books on Jacques Lacan. FTP, name this modern philosopher born in Slovenia.
This writer examines drafts of "The Ages of the World" by Schelling in his The Indivisible Remainder.
Slavoj {Zizek}