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Postmodern ideology means changing from forcing people to take on obligations to enjoying them. But the people in it became Truman who refused to leave, as if they were very aware of their situation but refused to wear ideological glasses. They must be forced to have the courage to gain freedom. Freedom is painful. That is why the vanguard theory is meaningful, and the slaves themselves have no motivation to promote the emancipation process. The Inverted Structure of the Sound of Music. The beauty of Catholicism is that as the "Other" it allows you to do whatever you want and enjoy it. This logic is not owned by religion, but is the most essential logic of churches, institutions and institutions. These things are the crux of how ideology works, pretending to give up so you can have it all.

People can do whatever they want after they devote themselves to a public order. Belief in Catholicism and Confucianism have the same psychology after taking family responsibilities and enjoying themselves. So it's understandable why some men take pleasure in cheating after taking on family responsibilities. Instead of being attracted to women, they get some compensation in this way and make a deal. So marriage in the context of Confucianism is never a contract of loyalty, but an umbrella that pretends to give up something but has it in a more reasonable sense. This is the morality of Confucianism and its followers. Depression comes from this sense of guilt, the inability to enjoy the pleasure of betraying a sense of moral responsibility.

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  • Slavoj Zizek: In Steven Spielberg's "Jaws" a shark starts to attack people on the beach. What does this attack mean? What does the shark stand for? There were different, even mutually exclusive answers to this question. On the one hand some critics claimed that obviously the shark stands for the foreign threat to ordinary Americans. The shark is a metaphor for either natural disaster, storms or immigrants threatening the United States citizens and so on. On the other hand it's interesting to know that Fidel Castro, who loves the film, once said that for him it was obvious that "Jaws" is kind of a leftist, Marxist film and that the shark is a metaphor for brutal, big capital exploiting ordinary Americans. So, which is the right answer? I claim none of them and at the same time all of them.

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  • Slavoj Zizek: Pretend to renounce and you can get it all.