Thomas Brockelman is Professor of Philosophy at Le Moyne College, USA. His previous publications include The Frame and the Mirror: On Collage and the Postmodern (Northwestern University Press, 2001).

"Through a highly innovative gesture, Brockelman introduces a unique way of reinterpreting the entirety of the Žižek's oeuvre through the lens of his under-explored rapport with Heidegger. The thought-provoking picture of Žižek that emerges from Brockelman's careful reading is of someone who takes up the challenge of "thinking the unthought" of Heidegger's treatments of finitude and technology in light of the contemporary dominance of global capitalism. Brockelman makes an important contribution to our understanding of Žižek." - Adrian Johnston, Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of New Mexico at Albuquerque, USA

• Preface: Le Style Zizek and the Question of Finitude; Part I: Zizek and Heidegger: The Alpha and the Omega; 1. Thinking, Finitely: Zizek on Heidegger on Finitude; 2. Zizek and the Other Heidegger: Technology and Danger; Part II: Slowing Zizek Down: Modernity and Techno-Capitalism; 3. Missing the Point: Slavoj Zizek on Perspective, Modernity and Subjectivity; 4. The Techno-Capitalist Danger: Ideology and Contemporary Society; Part III: The Split Subject of History; 5. Splitting History: Zizek on Utopia and Revolution; 6. The Pervert and the Philosopher (as witnessed by) the Theologian and the Analyst Bibliography.

Thomas Brockelman is Professor of Philosophy at Le Moyne College, USA. His previous publications include The Frame and the Mirror: On Collage and the Postmodern (Northwestern University Press, 2001).

"Through a highly innovative gesture, Brockelman introduces a unique way of reinterpreting the entirety of the Žižek's oeuvre through the lens of his under-explored rapport with Heidegger. The thought-provoking picture of Žižek that emerges from Brockelman's careful reading is of someone who takes up the challenge of "thinking the unthought" of Heidegger's treatments of finitude and technology in light of the contemporary dominance of global capitalism. Brockelman makes an important contribution to our understanding of Žižek." - Adrian Johnston, Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of New Mexico at Albuquerque, USA

• Preface: Le Style Zizek and the Question of Finitude; Part I: Zizek and Heidegger: The Alpha and the Omega; 1. Thinking, Finitely: Zizek on Heidegger on Finitude; 2. Zizek and the Other Heidegger: Technology and Danger; Part II: Slowing Zizek Down: Modernity and Techno-Capitalism; 3. Missing the Point: Slavoj Zizek on Perspective, Modernity and Subjectivity; 4. The Techno-Capitalist Danger: Ideology and Contemporary Society; Part III: The Split Subject of History; 5. Splitting History: Zizek on Utopia and Revolution; 6. The Pervert and the Philosopher (as witnessed by) the Theologian and the Analyst Bibliography.

Thomas Brockelman is Professor of Philosophy at Le Moyne College, USA. His previous publications include The Frame and the Mirror: On Collage and the Postmodern (Northwestern University Press, 2001).

"Through a highly innovative gesture, Brockelman introduces a unique way of reinterpreting the entirety of the Žižek's oeuvre through the lens of his under-explored rapport with Heidegger. The thought-provoking picture of Žižek that emerges from Brockelman's careful reading is of someone who takes up the challenge of "thinking the unthought" of Heidegger's treatments of finitude and technology in light of the contemporary dominance of global capitalism. Brockelman makes an important contribution to our understanding of Žižek." - Adrian Johnston, Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of New Mexico at Albuquerque, USA

• Preface: Le Style Zizek and the Question of Finitude; Part I: Zizek and Heidegger: The Alpha and the Omega; 1. Thinking, Finitely: Zizek on Heidegger on Finitude; 2. Zizek and the Other Heidegger: Technology and Danger; Part II: Slowing Zizek Down: Modernity and Techno-Capitalism; 3. Missing the Point: Slavoj Zizek on Perspective, Modernity and Subjectivity; 4. The Techno-Capitalist Danger: Ideology and Contemporary Society; Part III: The Split Subject of History; 5. Splitting History: Zizek on Utopia and Revolution; 6. The Pervert and the Philosopher (as witnessed by) the Theologian and the Analyst Bibliography.