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Simulacra in the Age of Social Media: Baudrillard as the Prophet of Fake News
, 2020 “Fake News” has been a frequent topic in the last couple of years. The phenomenon has particularly been cited with regards to the election of Donald Trump to the presidency of the United States.
James Morris
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Simulation, A-signification and Embodied Semiotics in I, Robot [PDF]
Athens Journal of Mass Media and Communications, 2019 Within the post-industrialized worldview, conventional correlations between a text and its linguistic determinations no longer hold as absolute, challenging the limits of a linguistic measure by semiotic analysis. Yet, even in the postmodern condition of
David U. Garfinkle
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Jean Baudrillard and Feminism: Sara Ahmed and the Necessity to “Forget Baudrillard”
The Journal of Media Art Study and Theory, 2021 Jean Baudrillard’s work has had a turbulent relationship with feminist thought. Victoria Grace attributes this turbulence to a general refusal on the part of feminist critics to engage, borrowing from Rex Butler, with Baudrillard “in his own terms” (1 ...
David Guignion
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Media hysteresis: Persistence through change
Alphaville: Journal of Film and Screen Media, 2017 For media scholars, locating the old in the new helps to debunk the inflation around the “newness” of contemporary media. Several approaches have been put to work in the exploration of these multiple temporalities within media: remediation, media revival,
Philippe Theophanidis, Ghislain Thibault
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Perilaku konsumtif mahasiswa melalui aplikasi TikTok Shop ditinjau dari Perspektif Jean Baudrillard
SOSIOHUMANIORA Jurnal Ilmiah Ilmu Sosial dan HumanioraThis research aims to reveal patterns of consumer behavior and identify the impacts of such behavior among students at Unismuh Makassar. Using qualitative methods and a case study approach, the research explores the dynamics behind students' purchasing ...
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In and Out of the Black Mirror; an Ideological Investigation into ‘Nosedive’ [PDF]
Limina: A Journal of Historical and Cultural Studies, 2020 With the advent of the ‘golden age of TV series’ and the entrance of acclaimed film directors such as David Lynch and Woody Allen into the TV series industry, the study of this medium has gained special interest among academic circles.
Abdolali Yazdizadeh
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The Culture of Narcissism: A Philosophical Analysis of “Fitspiration” and the Objectified Self
Physical Culture and Sport: Studies and Research, 2022 This article is a philosophical examination of the social media culture of fitness and the behavior which most distinctly characterizes it. Of the numerous and varied digital subcultures emerging with the rise of photo-based social media during the 2010s,
Daudi Aurélien
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Simulacra and Digital Media: A Study on Baudrillard's Media Theory
Communications in Humanities ResearchIn the context of digital capitalism, the mode of information dissemination and consumption behaviour are undergoing profound changes. The theory of mimesis proposed by the famous French thinker Jean Baudrillard provides an important theoretical ...
Jiawen Ren
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Jean Baudrillard - against banality
, 2007 This is a metadata record only. The full text of the book is not available in this repository.This uniquely engaging introduction to Jean Baudrillard’s controversial writings covers his entire career focusing on Baudrillard’s central, but little ...
Pawlett, William
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Reclaiming Baudrillard: Evaluating the relevance of Fatal Strategies to leftist YouTubers
This paper examines the contemporary relevance of Jean Baudrillard to left-wing cultural and political discourse on YouTube. It argues that Baudrillard’s theorisation of ‘fatal strategies’ is a means by which popular leftist critique can be formulated at
Christodoulou, C.
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