This author postulated that one can perceive the Real by seeing its symbolic interpretations and moving between vantage points, a process he dubs The Parallax View.
One essay by this author claims that diseases may have non-genetic origins in "trauma," and makes the claim that it is not sufficiently defined as the "nurture" of nature versus nurture nor as Varela's "embodied mind." In that essay, he supposes that gender differences might be all that separate us from machines and cites Michel Houellebecq's Elementary Particles. This author of "No Sex Please, We're Post-Human!" wrote about The Perverse Core of Christianity in his The Puppet and the Dwarf. Another of this author's works is titled after a quote from Morpheus in The Matrix and discusses cultural foreshadowings of and results of catastrophes such as 9/11. This author postulated that one can perceive the Real by seeing its symbolic interpretations and moving between vantage points, a process he dubs The Parallax View. For 10 points, name this neoMarxist and author of Welcome to the Desert of the Real and How to Read Lacan, a Slovenian cultural theorist.
One essay by this author claims that diseases may have non-genetic origins in "trauma," and makes the claim that it is not sufficiently defined as the "nurture" of nature versus nurture nor as Varela's "embodied mind.
Slavoj {Zizek}