Konstfacks bibliotek

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*1001 $aBaudrillard, Jean,$d1929-2007
*24504$aThe ecstasy of communication /$cJean Baudrillard ; translated by Bernard & Caroline Schutze ; edited by Sylvère Lotringer
*249  $aL'autre par lui-même.
*260  $aNew York :$bAutonomedia,$ccop. 1988
*300  $a107 p. ;$c18 cm
*440  $aSemiotext(e) foreign agents series,$x99-1414694-5
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*650 0$aHuman beings
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*976 2$aDh$bAntropologi Filosofisk
*976 2$aDg$bEtik
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Baudrillard leaves behind his older and better-known concept of the simulacrum and tackles the new problem of digital technology acquiring organicity."

• Introductionp. 9
• The Ecstasy of Communicationp. 11
• Rituals of Transparencyp. 29
• Metamorphosis, Metaphor, Metastasisp. 45
• Seduction, or, The Superficial Depthsp. 57
• From the System To the Destiny of Objectsp. 77
• Why Theory?p. 97
• Conclusionp. 103
• Notesp. 105