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eality, ED:53 in taking simulation as a model, artists are no longer engaged in simulation, C2:36 strongest works of, are those that abandon the whole business of art and art history and aesthetics, SA:13 superficial and worthless, PC:129 super realism, U:138 surrealism, (see also nihilism), CS:115; CR:192 ff., 198; S:64; BL:93; PC:73, 76; SC:129 Bauhaus and, are inseparable, CR:193 confront objects with the absurdity of their function, in a poetic unreality, AA:13 illuminates growth crisis of the object, CR:194 illustrates/denounces gap between subject and object, CR:194 object and functional object, CR:192 ff. object is derisive and transgresses functional object, CR:192 ff. revolt against reality principle of the object, CR:194 The word art bothers me a bit, BL:132 thousands of works of art slumber in safes keeping the art market afloat, a striking demonstration that the abstraction of value is based on the subtraction of enjoyment, IE:74 today, is simply the paradoxical confusion of art and the other side of art, and the aesthetic intoxication which ensues, PC:29 transcends self towards its empty essence, FS:10 Towards the Vanishing point of Art, CA:98-110 value, art has been transformed into value but art is fundamentally form, CA:57; value of work of art, CR:120 Vienna Actionists, C5:37 was the poetic transfiguration of the real, C3:140 we must have illusionists who know that art and painting are illusion, and are as far from intellectual criticism as from aesthetics properly speaking, illusionists who know that all art is first a form of trompe l’oeil, AA:17 we no longer believe in art, but only in the idea of art, which has itself, nothing aesthetic about it, PC:81 weightlessness, at the moment is adrift in a kind of, BL:93 what can art do in a world simulated and travestied in advance? PC:129 whole task of art, is to bring language down to its singularity, F:80 why art is dead, SD:186 work of, breaking out of solitude, CS:106 is made for stopping, to interrupt, arrest the gaze, arrest contemplation, BL:147 world no longer believes in a destiny of art, CA:56 a completely self referential world, CA:56 insider trading (see also Art: conspiracy): everyone makes claims on banality, insignificance, no one claims to be an artist anymore, CA:56
worthlessness of art, F:24 Artaud, Antonin, SD:106, 209, 234; S:125; C2:82; IE:24; BL:21, 166 C3:108; F:7-8, 87; C4:40, 62, 64 And pataphysics, I was equally attracted to both – seem irreconcilable, F:7 An idealist, CA:215 belongs to a secret sphere (for Baudrillard), like Rimbaud or Nietzsche, CA:217 concept of cruelty, C1:9 everyone should have a singular, personal relation to Artaud, with him we are always on the inhuman level, CA:220 “Forget Artaud”, CA:217-236 his words cannot be taken literally in terms of their meaning and signification, CA:221 I never broke with Artaud, or experienced any rejection, but my relation to him has changed, it changed into a secret life. And possibly a silence, CA:236 metaphysical: a sacrificial challenge to the world to exist, S:91 proceeds in a way akin to the symbolic strategies of primitive societies, CA:221 savage power of the sign, its cruel capacity to erupt, ED:47-48 Theatre of Cruelty, SS:38; SM:113-123; FS:62; F:5 ff., 39-40; C5:29; LP:161 mental theatre of cruelty, LP:159 Arte, PC:132, 137 artifice, BL:65; can dispel lack of differentiation, the coupling of the same with the same, e.g.: cloning, FS:51 artificial, the, passion for, SD:95 artificiality, repatriation of Cloister of St. Michel de Cuxa, SS:11 beings, C5:3 memories, C4:32 artificial intelligence, (see also intellectuals; see also virtual, realization of the world); PC:36; C4:105; C5:28, 33; C5:93; LP:48, 178 ff., 187, 193 a celibate machine, all machines are celibate, TE:52-53 artificial neurons will soon outnumber our natural brains, will they cancel each other out like matter and anti-matter? C2:84; then we shall be cast into sidereal space, the space of the networks, IE:77 beyond artifical intelligence: radicality of thought, IX:111-121 computer screens, C2:2 artifical world, replaces natural one, SO:57 devoid of intelligence because it is devoid of artifice, artifice is in no way concerned with what generates, merely with what alters reality, artifice is the power of illusion, TE:52 extraordinary success of is attributable to the fact that it frees us from all
Page 1 and 2: “Never travel on an aeroplane wit
Page 3 and 4: Lex Exiles du Dialogue (Paris: Gall
Page 5 and 6: forth, we have become dramatically
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Page 9 and 10: everberation of a world in which he
Page 11 and 12: what is it protecting us from, a se
Page 13 and 14: America, P:79-88; F:24 not to be re
Page 15 and 16: sects, immediate realization of uto
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Page 19 and 20: (the absolute simulacrum), Disneyla
Page 21 and 22: and rationalization within a system
Page 23 and 24: we cannot bear the illusion of the
Page 25 and 26: abstract expressionism, SD:83 was s
Page 27 and 28: I consume this art visually, I can
Page 29 and 30: I am not against art, BL:24 I come
Page 31: an art of great works, but art play
Page 35 and 36: aspirations, inegalitarian and proc
Page 37 and 38: dizzying functionality, SO:67 excep
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Page 41 and 42: Bataille, CS:44, CR:97; SD:200, 210
Page 43 and 44: issuing from the cultural sphere or
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Page 49 and 50: social structures of production gen
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Page 53 and 54: Art as away of waking up to the ver
Page 55 and 56: y growth as by growths, hypertelia
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Page 59 and 60: virtual, we live under the sign of
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Counter Reformation, could never co
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critics, unhappy by nature, always
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cultural designers, CS:109 cultural
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consciousness has only recently bec
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CA:54 I never met Guy Debord, F:15
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voting has become obligatory, SD:68
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demolish it, the perfection of the
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a consensual system of mutual terro
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Marcuse and, SD:31 Diana, Princess
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of the signal replaces polarity of
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disgust, nothing really disgusts us
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Documenta, Kassel, 1997, Pigsty Ins
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technical double, SC:168 there’s
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gaming, of, IX:90 good and evil, of
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Dust Breeding, CA:181-188 Dutch Auc
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virtual economy, triumph of, reliev
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IE:90 beyond, F:57 are we beyond? C
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are not at all equal before the wor
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or do in this society will only eve
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policing of events is carried out b
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illusion that good and evil can be
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lindness of politicians must have s
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place of the perfect virtual, techn
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I’m not interested in realism, I
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politics is an aesthetics of death,
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irony of, is greater than the irony
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never existed” means simply that
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following someone, S. in Venice, FS
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(his) discourse is not a discourse
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we are merely fragments, F:101 we f
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commemoration of the French Revolut
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G8, meeting at Alberta, C5:46 Gabin
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gaze, (see also fascination), C4:86
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programmed signal, SS:30 (the) redu
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Between terms global and universal
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gods, SO:16; CS:30, 53, 80 for P. H
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as radical (identitarian) revolt at
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Guinness, SO:183; CS:159 Gulag, U:1
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hatred is a last vital reaction, PC
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Heraclitus, SD:235; S:146; S2:113;
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create a reverse trajectory, an inf
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violence of, SS:161 virtual history
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homosexual, SS:4; C2:53; PC:111; U:
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collusion with functional-all-too-f
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management of as a virtual waste pr
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Huxley, Aldous, Brave New World, CS
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is a dream pathetic in its absurdit
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fact that nothing is itself, nothin
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presence of things or beings, their
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of the real, PH:130 Is an image not
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imaginary, (see also political econ
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to hide fact that they are dead, SD
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social, SO:18 in system, CS:65, 70,
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(and the) political uncertainty whi
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fundamentalist), the other liberal
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when it becomes hegemonic, becoming
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almost an anti definition, R:17 ari
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Cypress trees dying, hypothesis is
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Jeudy, H-P., S:69-70 Jews, U:26; C4
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Karamazov brothers, C1:182 Kasparov
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Kristeva, Julia, MP:40, 44, 46; SD:
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future hierarchies will be hierarch
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prior to individual, cannot be expl
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Lazarsfeld, Paul, CR:73, 174 Lazine
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vicarious, CR:32 work and, C3:74 Le
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paradox of, its always the others l
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duration and of remembrance, with w
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A:51 network of incessant, unreal c
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Lycurgus, MP:60 Lynch, David, CA:20
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Malthus, CS:63, 75; SD:154 ff. man,
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has its own independent course and
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fundamental agency, all he found wa
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theoretical allergy to everything t
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to someone else, FS:98 know there i
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to disappear among the masses! To w
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debate into a giant abyss, let’s
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FS:147 Matisse, Henri, CS:119 matri
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mosaic culture and postmodern, BL:8
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it is always by virtue of a declina
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life is only mildly melancholic, an
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eal as last recourse of, IE:104 tra
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Minority Report, film about growing
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serial distribution, SO:139 and typ
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Moebius strip, CS:181; MP:28; SS:17
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168, 176, 185; CS:31, 35, 43, 61, 7
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follow a Disneyland practice now an
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Naturalness, myth of, SO:53, 59 ff.
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we need to go beyond negative consc
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contradicts the second law of therm
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strong sense of, P:34 surrealism, d
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catastrophe, SC:115 cold catastroph
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destiny of, FS:111-179 (object is o
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mass as object, stupefying power of
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silent witness to unresolved ambiva
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imposed ignorance, whose goal is to
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white, in beginning was the secret,
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fashion, latest styles, idols, the
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no longer to be hated, exterminated
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Pantheon, U:117, 124 Papon, mercena
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pathologies, of the second type, (A
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the one in which there are only vic
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phantasy(ies) / phantasm SO:26, 57,
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are a continuity of fragments, ther
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misfortune to reveal what is neithe
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it is paradoxically, the objective
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Records the state of the world in o
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our self faced with a definitive in
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extermination of value, SD:198 impl
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survives in a brain dead state in c
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no longer different from economic,
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and Abu Ghraib photos, CA:206 art o
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us, lowest level of passion and int
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implodes, this is its current mode
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colonization of and violence on, We
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generalized, CS:89 idea of, wealth,
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prosthetics of industrial age were
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drip fed through media, SC:79 duel,
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commiseration is essence of, S:19 d
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ourgeois, suffers from paranoia of
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is a domain where you can no longer
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(the) sphere of, is itself no longe
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not unlike a perfect crime perpetra
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absorbed fiction’s energy, and ha
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in the end it is perhaps more a sph
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confusion of existence and its doub
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Redford, Robert, ED:32 Reds, BL:33
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versus simulation, SS:6 people resi
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evenge, CS:189 Reverdy, Pierre, AA:
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BL:66; 185, 196; SC:194; U:52; (see
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of the individual lose their meanin
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Rousseau (ist), Jean-Jacques, MP:58
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Salt Lake City, A:2 ff. Salvation,
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haunts the civilization of affluenc
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truth and, if truth were establishe
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verify their existence, they always
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feminine is indistinctness of surfa
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female, advantage (power of fertili
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interpretation, is opposed to, S:53
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pleasure, C1:11 requires a secret,
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women and, power or seduction, C4:6
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performance, PC:114 one who lets ot
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just as we secretly became transpol
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Shadowing the World, IX:148-151 Sha
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and object, (see object) obligatory
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simulacra, SD:2 ff.; C4:115 art as,
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is not that which the truth, but th
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stead - is what is properly meant b
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situationists, CS:193; MP:120, 121;
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as job creation, SD:28 automatic si
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social contract, as simulation pact
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social workers, S:161 society, (see
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It is postulated in sociology that
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Soulages, CR:105 Solzhenitsyn, IE:4
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precedes history, politics, and tru
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almost disappeared, IE:51 attacks i
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e reconciled with the other, one sh
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illustration of alienation in socia
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unlike objects, are never willing a
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Swiss, C3:19 ff.; SC:68 Switzerland
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defy the system by a gift to which
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Taliban, CA:37 talisman, SO:79; CR:
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current, C5:88 death: we play with
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Europe, TV has been sacrificed as a
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anomalous whereas violence is anomi
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no apparent political solution to i
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symbolic and spectacular, of challe
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significations, (see significations
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precedes the world: things appear t
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Thom, Rene, SS:53; ED:19 thought, C
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are part of the field of exchange,
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information itself as scandal, IE:5
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everything which once aspired to, h
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defined in detail, FS:25 ecstasy of
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serves to confirm the incompatibili
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elsewhere, from the world of the ob
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intelligence is functional and can
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underdevelopment, (see history: pro
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I have always been in a virtual sta
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illusion of (see ambivalence) last
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Aesthetics of disappearance, to und
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deny it so as to pass beyond the re
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pathways of those systems, TE:39 vi
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a desperate attempt to see whether
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apocalypse, a hegemony much more da
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Marilyn as examples, S2:136 never a
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West(ern), (see also Africa; see al
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the century, SC:44 Whitney Museum,
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of the Freemasons, or the Mafia, C3
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sexual liberation as objectificatio
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workforce of simulacral factories,
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only one solution: disinformation,
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esolution indeed of the rigorous di
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X clinging: perfect crime, radical
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Z lines of office blocks or glides
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C3 = Fragments: Cool Memories III,
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SD= Symbolic Exchange and Death, (1
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