Blogs about: Jean Baudrillard
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消費社會 02
消費社會 02 The Consumer Society by Baudrillard Everydayness as closure, as Verborgenheit, would be unbearable 無法忍受without the simulacrum 幻影of the world, without the alibi 藉口of participation in the worl… more →
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Benjamin and Baudrillard
bkeyper wrote 7 hours ago: It is really funny but I’ve been bouncing around with Benjamin’s “techn … more →
Adventures in Auditing #1: The Matrix
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c8ic8 wrote 1 week ago: Theorists of postmodernism such as Slavoj Zizek and Jean Baudrillard explore the ways that post-Ford … more →
thantic modernism—notes on pumhösl & baudrillard
aureliomadrid wrote 1 week ago: documenta 12 | Florian Pumhösl / Modernologie (Dreieckiges Atilier) | Modernology (Triangular Atelie … more →
All Together Separate*
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pinoyjourn wrote 2 weeks ago: Once upon a time we all lived together, and then lived separate lives; Now we’re connected mor … more →
The Elusive Photograph
Tony Hall wrote 3 weeks ago: The camera colludes with the photographer to construct a view of our world. The photographer may bel … more →
Frank Rich, Defender of Representation?
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tripinchina wrote 1 month ago: Frank Rich is certainly my favorite of the NYTimes columnists. His columns often revolve around the … more →
On Hyperreality: Borges & Baudrillard
Kevin J. Lin wrote 1 month ago: The Ludic fallacy is the fallacy of mistaking the model/map for the reality/territory. Check out thi … more →
Just An Excuse To Quote From A Great Book.
Andrew Graham wrote 1 month ago: Apparently, last week was deemed Mental Illness Awareness Week and aimed to raise awareness about me … more →
The End of Art
Mark Holsworth wrote 1 month ago: The end of art is where the word “art” ceases to be a meaningful term because it refers to nothing o … more →
New York: Michael Najjar debuts High Altitude at Bitforms Gallery
dawire wrote 1 month ago: Bitforms Gallery is pleased to announce a third solo exhibition with German photographic artist Mich … more →
Has perfection always been plastic?
Maz wrote 1 month ago: There’s one opportunity for wedding photography that I have not yet posted about – what … more →
Wedding photography - isn't it all the same?
Maz wrote 1 month ago: http://www.weddingphotographydirectory.com/wedding-photo/wedding-photography/photographers/NC-North- … more →
the post-modern problem in worship
Jonathan Louie wrote 1 month ago: I am pretty much over the whole anti-post-modern dialogue at church. My perspective is that moderns … more →
In 'Photography' by Pierre Bourdieu, a genetic sociology of a particular form of cultural practice
atinimoodyman wrote 1 month ago: p. 112 It seems to amount to that, for the field of cultural studies, objectiveness for people … more →
Dysenchanted Worlds: Rationalisation, Dystopia, and Therapy Culture in Ninni Holmqvist’s The Unit
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Eric Repphun wrote 2 months ago: Proving that we here in the Dunedin School are interested in books other than the Bible, we turn our … more →
because Baudrillard is dead
pensum wrote 2 months ago: [Guardian] Years earlier, [Sophie Calle] had duped [her father] into bankrolling her travels. … more →
What I'm Laughing At: At Least I Admit My Ignorance
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Fastidious wrote 2 months ago: Reading a piece about gun control, Plaxico Burress, and Sen. John Thune, I was struck by the author … more →
The Material God: Money
Nathaniel wrote 2 months ago: As always, The New York Times offers a wonderful thoughtful little piece to it’s readers today … more →
Microscopic Pornography: Public Enemies and the Problem of Detail
Eric Repphun wrote 2 months ago: Last night, I attended a screening of Public Enemies, Michael Mann’s retelling of the final mo … more →
