Slovenian anti-abortion fairy tale
anecdote · Slovenian/Yugoslav ·
retold in 3 talks
A right-wing Catholic poet wrote a story where aborted children live in an alternate reality, gazing reproachfully at their parents, making parents feel guilty via an impossible gaze.
As told 2
“an anti-abortion Märchen, fairy tale, written in the eighties by a Slovene right-wing nationalist Catholic poet”
“the aborted children are presented as having been born only into an alternate universe… retaining the memory of parents who betrayed them”
What it carries
one story, many jobs: the ideas this anecdote is deployed to argue, one tally mark per use (an idea page shows the same relation from the other end, as its shelf of stories)
Its cast and sources
populated by
Michelle Pfeiffer1Daniel Day-Lewis1Audrey Hepburn1Shirley MacLaine1Gerhard Richter1William Wyler1Anatoly Lunacharsky1Georges Braque1
alongside works
Every retelling 2
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A right-wing Catholic poet wrote a story where aborted children live in an alternate reality, gazing reproachfully at their parents, making parents feel guilty via an impossible gaze., illustrating fantasmatic, non-existent, impossible gaze,ideology
A conservative Slovenian writer's fairy tale places aborted children on an idyllic island where they mourn their parents. Žižek analyzes the tale as a reactionary activation of the child's fundamental fantasy of disappearing to test the other's desire., illustrating the gaze of the big Other,se faire voir,fantasy structure,enigma of the Other's desire