In the book "Fragile Absolute" Slavoj iek continues, begun in his previous studies, the analysis of the conditions of existence of modern man. These conditions are predetermined, in particular, by the disappearance of the countries of real socialism and capitalist globalization. As iek shows, this at first glance political economic problem is, in fact, also a problem of human subjectification. Therefore, a psychoanalytic approach is possible and even inevitable here, and not only a political-economic approach. Therefore, it is not surprising that Zizek borrows basic methodological tools not only from Karl Marx, but also from Jacques Lacan. Therefore, the analysis of totalitarianism . is also indispensable. Totally fragile man in search of his foundations... Slavoj iek is one of the greatest thinkers of our days. Born in Ljubljana (Slovenia) in 1949. President of the Ljubljana Society for Theoretical Psychoanalysis and the Institute for Social Research . Author of numerous books - "Everything you wanted to know about Lacan, but were afraid to ask Hitchcock" (1988), "Coexistence with the negative" (1993), "Love your symptom" (1992), "Bright freedom" and others In 1999, the publishing house "Art Magazine" published a translation of his main work "The sublime object of ideology" ..