Jean Baudrillard: A Study in Cultural Metaphysics

Charles D. Levin

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Cultural Studies and Postmodernism French Literature and Critical Theory Psychoanalysis, Philosophy, and Politics

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Cultural Metaphysics. The Uncanny. The Political Scene. Becoming an Object. Baudrillard as an emergent property and a Strange Attractor. The Imitation of the Self. Things Traditional and Modern. Oppositional Semiotics: The Nonsubject of Meaning. The Object of Life. The Baudrillard Effect. Baudrillard in the Politics of Theory: Marxism, Structuralism, and the Critique of Everyday Life. Commodity Fetishism and the Theory of Reification. The Object of the Postwar French Culture. The Structuralist Articulation of the Object. From History to Metaphysics. Symbolic Exchange as a Critical Standpoint. The Metaphysical Ambience: A Prelude to Fatal Strategies. Metaphysical Accounting: The Cost of Value. Fatal Strategies. Alienation in collecting. Seduction. The Double. Madame Baudrillard, c'est moi. The Metaphysical Ruins of Culture. Text, Technology and Death. Simulation. Pataphysics and Politics. Left Over. The Flowers of Evil.

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