Resolving Baudrillard’s Paradox: A Study in Southern Italian Philosophyby Dr. Oleg Maltsev When we set out to study the philosophy of Southern Italy as a cohesive system, we understood that…

Jean Baudrillard and Georges Bataille on eroticismBy Dr. Lucien Oulahbib In Exchange symbolicus and the Death[1] , for example, the chapter entitled “La mort chez Bataille”, Baudrillard asks (pp. 236-242)…

News Fetishism and the Hegemony of FormsDr. Peter Nielsen Introduction In recent decades, a profound development has taken place when it comes to media, especially regarding internet, social media and…

Signed into the world. Baudrillard and Heidegger in Conversationby Dr. Shing-Shang LinProfessor in the Department of Philosophy, Tunghai University Abstract Being-in-the-world, a central concept in early Heidegger’s philosophy, begins with…

The supreme illusion of Real Time as the limit of all accelerations by Dr. Nello Barile Give up yourself unto the moment, the time is now. Give up yourself unto…

One More Spiral in the Simulacrum: Jean Baudrillard’s Games with Reality by Dr. Elena Violaris I. Introduction While Baudrillard’s theory of simulacra famously argues that it is no longer possible to…

Baudrillard and the Forgetting of Death as a Challenge by Dr. Ahmet Dağ Death, a central subject in metaphysics, has become a concept that modern humans strive to exclude from…

The Violence of the Global [1] by Dr. Jean Baudrillard (Translated by Dr. François Debrix) Today’s terrorism is not the product of a traditional history of anarchism, nihilism, or fanaticism. It…

Implosion Today by Dr. Gary Genosko But nothing will halt the implosive process, and the only remaining alternative is between a violent and catastrophic implosion, and a smooth implosion, an…

The Fragmented Era is a Dead End for Humanity Dr. Oleg Maltsev Baudrillard’s “Fragments” vividly portrays the contemporary world as fragmented, encapsulating a distinctive era. This subject marks a conclusive…