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<TD class=3text vAlign=top width="5%"><A onclick="return pageTxt_href_onClick('24239713',true,'false');" href="/PM.qst?a=o&amp;d=24239713">21. </A></TD>

<TD class=3text vAlign=top width="95%">Hegel is (unknowingly) an admirable 'theoretician' of ideology in so far as he is a 'theoretician' of Universal Recognition who unfortunately ends up in the ideology of Absolute Knowledge. Feuerbach is an astonishing 'theoretician' of the mirrorconnection, who unfortunately ends up in the ideology of the Human Essence. To find the material with which to construct a theory of the guarantee, we must turn to Spinoza. </TD></TR>

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<P class=3text align=center><FONT color=#9c9c9c>-140- </FONT></P></TD>

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<DIV id=pubInfo>Questia Media America, Inc. <EM>www.questia.com</EM> <BR><BR><B>Publication Information: </B>Book Title: Mapping Ideology. Contributors: Slavoj Žižek - editor. Publisher: Verso. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1994. Page Number: 140. <BR><BR></DIV>