Baudrillard, Jean B Philosophers
Baudrillard, Jean B Philosophers
Baudrillard, Jean
Jean Baudrillard. French social theorist and philosopher, known for his writings on postmodern culture and media.
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- This project does not claim to understand Baudrillard, or to offer the interested student anything resembling an adequate coverage of any of his writing. It is rather the posting of ongoing conversations that haggle over what Baudrillard says, questions
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- Composition about Baudrillards statements on the first Gulf War, which were that it 'will not take place', 'is not really taking place', and 'did not take place'.
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- Interview about his works, studies and relationship to other media-theorists as Marshall McLuhan.
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- Compiled list of quotes to inspire. Also useful to get an overview of Baudrillards main ideas.
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- Compiled by Eddie Yeghiayan. Features primary sources arranged by year, and secondary sources listed by author.
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- From the view of Don Cupitt, Baudrillard is not poststructural. He accuses Baudrillard of being too pessimistic.
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- Resources on the French media theorist. General resources, writings, interviews and secondary literature.
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- A rough chronology of Jean Baudrillard's thoughts on the world.
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- Includes an impressive annotated bibliography and secondary sources, by Ben Attias.
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- A page on Jean Baudrillard's book "Simulacra and Simulations."
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- Erica J. Seidel compares Baudrillard's works with a Mobius strip because she believes that it is the key to understanding Baudrillard's work and ideas.
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- Review on Jean Baudrillard's "The Transparency Of Evil: Essays On Extreme Phenomena" by Andrew Wernick.
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