Hyperstitional Peach Trees by Alexzander Mazey ‘Hyperstitions are not representations, neither disinformation nor mythology. Hype, hyping, hyperpropagation belongs to a strain of time-warp cybernetic fiction that cannot be judged true…

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…

How did the world’s most prominent publications turn into “tabloid press”? What’s going on in the world right now? Why are participants of the information process playing around? By Dr….

Innermost depths of Baudrillard’s legacy in the book of Dr. Oleg Maltsev. Review of Maestro. The Last Prophet of Europe By Prof. Dr. Jerome Krase At the onset, I must…

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 Monica Sassatelli  Monica Sassatelli: Do you think it is possible to talk, as people increasingly do, of a European identity? Jean Baudrillard: I think that originally Europe was an…

by Dr. Maximiliano E. Korstanje Introduction For some reason, which is very hard to precise here, Jean Baudrillard was an author who is not widely cited in tourism studies. This…

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 John Farnsworth Abstract This paper takes up a psychoanalytic critique of Baudrillard’s critical theory to discuss how his formulation of the real, the object and the hyperreal can be…