2010
DOI: 10.1080/23269995.2010.10707876
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The Charmed Circle of Ideology: A Critique of Laclau and Mouffe, Butler and Zizek by Geoff Boucher

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“…This way, PSDT avoids teleology, but of course the introduction of the controversial discipline of psychoanalysis is contentious in its own right (Cederstrom 2007;Boucher 2009, 93). 4 Marxists in the Althusserian tradition often focus on this issue, as the "split subject" is one of the principal points of division between Laclau's Discourse Theory and Althusser's theory of ideology and interpellation, which presupposes a complete and finished subject who is fully structurally determined (Andersen 2003, 52;Boucher 2009).…”
Section: Subjectivity In Discourse Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This way, PSDT avoids teleology, but of course the introduction of the controversial discipline of psychoanalysis is contentious in its own right (Cederstrom 2007;Boucher 2009, 93). 4 Marxists in the Althusserian tradition often focus on this issue, as the "split subject" is one of the principal points of division between Laclau's Discourse Theory and Althusser's theory of ideology and interpellation, which presupposes a complete and finished subject who is fully structurally determined (Andersen 2003, 52;Boucher 2009).…”
Section: Subjectivity In Discourse Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jega(2006) contends that -election creates an avenue for competitive quest for elective offices . Boucher (2008) re-echoes that the effect of this is that many of these theorists work within what he calls the -charmed circle of ideology‖, which he uses to refer to -post-Marxism's tendency to reduce politics and economics to ideological struggles‖. Thus, from this perspective-and based on the expansive definition of election it is important to understand the need for security in the electoral process.…”
Section: Election and Security: Conceptual Issuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como ha reconocido el mismo David Howarth (2013: 208), prominente discípulo de Laclau, «[dentro la teoría posestructuralista del discurso] las estructuras son todavía entendidas de una forma demasiado abstracta o general, mientras que su contingencia y fluidez radicales las hacen indecorosamente ineficaces para explicar críticamente regímenes y prácticas particulares en coyunturas históricas específicas». De acuerdo con estas críticas pues, la teoría del discurso posmarxista sufre de una débil conceptualización de los sistemas institucionales, hecho que los hace aparecer a menudo como «cajas negras» que imposibilitan el desarrollo de análisis detallados del conjunto de lógicas que operan en su interior (Anderson, 2016: 82;Boucher, 2008).…”
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