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Flipping the order of simulacra: from the Spirit of Terrorism to Street Art in the age of deglobalizationby Dr. Nello Barile  The war against Ukraine has revealed a new phase…

Getting #Lainpilled: Towards a Definition of the (Hyper)Eschatological Conditionby Alexzander Mazey Getting #Lainpilled: Towards a Definition of the (Hyper)Eschatological Condition Alexzander Mazey ‘The funny part is that experts have calculated…

Artworks from the series Overflow (2024) by Noor Zahran Noor Zahran is a Malaysian artist based in Selangor who pursued his studies in Creative Media Digital at KPM Indera Mahkota….

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Baudrillard and Cityby Dr. Ahmed Dağ The process of making law or science started with the rationalist-empiricist synthesis of the 17th century during the Enlightenment (18th century) that replaced tradition…