Theory Fictions: Baudrillard in the Contemporary Moment by Dr. Douglas Kellner In some of his later writings, Jean Baudrillard develops what he terms “theory fiction,” or what he also calls…

The Old House on the Hill: an American Gothic Landmark of Social Displacement and Estrangement in The Addams Family and Psycho/Bates Motel by Prof. Frédéric Conrod  Abstract: Since its independence…

Baudrillard as Pataphysicist: Unknowledge Production for the Pluriverse by Mark Horvath and Adam Lovasz What is Jean Baudrillard, if not the hypertrophy of theory? After the French theorist’s turn away from…

Photography, Or The Writing Of Light by Jean Baudrillard [1] Translated by Francois Debrix The miracle of photography, of its so-called objective image, is that it reveals a radically non-objective world. It…

Beyond the Driver Barrier by Prof. Dr. Gary Genosko Much has been written about Baudrillard as a critic, but hardly anything about his driving. Baudrillard wrote auto-critically in America (53-4)…

Rethinking Baudrillard After the Orgy and How to Get Out of a Simulation A review of Maestro. Jean Baudrillard. The Last Prophet of Europe (Dr. Oleg Maltsev)  by Dr. Steve Gennaro The…

The Screen: Product of the Hyperreality Machine by Dr. Oleg Maltsev Jean Baudrillard considered different pressing phenomena and introduced many concepts to describe today’s world of hyperreality – among them…

Baudrillard and McLuhan in the Social Media Age by Dr. Douglas Kellner and Dr. Steve Gennaro In the social media age, our interminable digital identities are works of art, and we…

The genius of Jean Baudrillard through the eyes of Dr. Oleg Maltsev. Review of Maestro. The Last Prophet of Europe by Prof. Dr. Maximiliano E. Korstanje Jean Baudrillard, doubtless, has…

Baudrillard: Theorist of Alienation by Andrew McLaverty-Robinson Baudrillard Now: How easy it was for you to look into/to understand the philosophy and sociology of Baudrillard? What kind of approach did…