The Baudrillard Index - Bishop's University

eing, SO:79, 101; CS:189 ff.
and existence, ambiguity between, I believe is insoluble, FB:122
and its double, CS:192
beings and things, CR:201
dialectic of appearance and, CS:164; MP:122
Being John Malkovich, C4:111;LP:59
belief, (see also servitude); TE:168 ff.; PC:142
absurd concept (same kind as motivation, desire, drive, need, instinct), S:142;
Information: we no longer believe in information by divine right than serfs
believed they were serfs by divine right, PC:142
objects also not to believe in, is just as vital a function as things in which to
believe, ideologies played this role reasonably well, PC:142
one may be incapable of belief, yet remain capable of belief in those who
believe, TE:165
one never believes in anything, S:142
one must cleave to radical illusion or radical indifference, eliminating the
indeterminate forms of belief, IE:93
something insane about, but conviction, a redoubling of belief, is
downright moronic, conviction is only outdone by rampant imbecility, C2:15
(is) superfluous, an unnecessary complication of the question of the existence
or non existence of God, IE:92
to believe is to maintain a kind of subjectivity that would guarantee the
solidity of things and serve as a criterion for meaning, U:125
today, with the loss of utopias, we lack objects of belief, even worse
perhaps, we lack objects in which not to believe, for it is vital, maybe even
more vital, to have things in which not to believe, ironic objects, disinvested
practices, ideas to believe or disbelieve as you like, ideologies performed
this function pretty well, all this is now jeopardized, vanishing progressively
into extreme reality and extreme operationality, V:48-49
Bellavance, Guy, interview with (1983), BL:50-66; AA:37
Bellmer, S:9
Bellow, Saul, P:96; F:10; C4:68; C5:100; LP:115
Herzog (quoted), IX:46, 95
On Picasso, CA:93
Self destruction, (quoted), CA:97
Benda, P:12
Benetton, C3:121, 140
Transfusing AIDS, Bosnia, poverty, apartheid, into media ads, SC:152