Published Oct 14, 2016
50: What Slavoj Žižek Would Say About Poker and the Peso
Ole Bjerg delves into the emotional dynamics and philosophical underpinnings of poker, linking its unpredictability to both life's complexities and the speculative nature of financial markets, while using Slavoj Žižek's theories to critique capitalism's symbolic values.
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