Jean Baudrillard

Dominic Pettman

Philippe Beitchman

W. G. J. Niesluchowski

An early work in which Baudrillard became Baudrillard.

Fatal Strategies

Riley

Beyond this point there are only inconsequential events (and inconsequential theories), precisely because they absorb their sense into themselves. They reflect nothing, presage nothing. 

Beyond this point there are only catastrophes. Perfect is the event or language which assumes its own mode of disappearance, knows how to stage it, and thus reaches the maximal energy of appearance. 

Fatal Strategies

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