AI’s Perfect Crimeby François Debrix “If you’ve created a conscious machine, it’s not the history of man. It’s the history of Gods.”— Ex Machina (2014), written and directed by Alex…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

Simulacrum by Noor Zahran Why did you title this series of artworks Simulacrum? What inspired you to create them? The title of the series is derived from the word ‘Simulacrum’…

The metaphor of the black hole: from mass society to the contemporary dystopian imagery By Dr. Nello Barile I met Jean Baudrillard in the late 1990s at the Palazzo delle…