KnowraJean BaudrillardLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to Jean Baudrillard, each with the reason it gives.All 8Related 7Compared with 1The MatrixRelated: A copy of Simulacra and Simulation appears in the film, connecting its premise to his ideas.ConsumerismRelated: He treated goods as signs whose social meanings can matter more than their use.Postmodern philosophyRelated: His account of simulation extends postmodern criticism to media and contemporary social life.Consumer societyRelated: He described consumption as the acquisition of signs as well as useful objects.Postmodern artRelated: His account of simulacra supplied a powerful framework for interpreting image-based art.Jean-François LyotardRelated: Baudrillard offers a neighboring French account of postmodernity and transformations in representation.Georges BatailleRelated: Baudrillard adapted Bataille’s emphasis on symbolic expenditure in critiques of consumerist utility.Fredric JamesonCompared with: Baudrillard’s emphasis on simulation offers a rival account of the cultural conditions Jameson historicizes.