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)…

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…

Stucco Angel by Jean Baudrillard If the very paths soluble even before the absence of wind on the water where they hunt, and where the animals they hunt resemble them…

With Jean Baudrillard in Paris by Nina Zivancevic Jean Baudrillard is in John Lechte’s book of “50 contemporary key-thinkers”. His analyses of the processes of seduction, consumerism in society and…

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…

by Dr. Robert M. Maniquis Robert M. Maniquis 1: I wanted to begin with something very important in our cultural life – the incidental news story. Though this business of…

by Alexzander Mazey ‘We lived once in a world where the realm of the imaginary was governed by the mirror, by dividing one into two, by theatre, by otherness and…

by Dr. Roger Célestin  Roger Célestin: Let’s begin by trying to come up with a definition. How would you define popular culture in France today and what are its most…

by Deborah Solomon Deborah Solomon: As one of France’s most celebrated philosophers, can you give us any insight into the civil discontent that is pitting a generation of young people…

The starting points of the present reflection are Jean Baudrillard’s America and Bo Yang’s The Ugly Chinaman. Yang uses his leading concept, the Chinese soy paste vat, as a metaphor…