Texts about Jean Baudrillard: Daghini, Giairo to Dwyer, Alan W.

Eddie Yeghiayan

• Daghini, Giairo. "Babel-Métropole." Change International (1983), 1:24, 26n7.
        Translated from the Italian by André Ducret.

• Dahl, Göran. "Will 'The Other God' Fail Again? On the Possible Return of the Conservative Revolution." Theory, Culture & Society (February 1996), 13(1):46n32, 47.

• Dahlgren, P. "Media Logic in Cyberpspace: Repositioning Journalism and Its Publics." Javnost--The Public (1996), 3: 59.

• Dalgleish, David. "In Search of (Wonder) Naive Criticism: Some Objections to Baudrillard and Bukatman." Science-Fiction Studies (March 1997), 24(1):79-92.

• Dalton, Douglas M. "The Aesthetic of the Sublime: An Interpretation of Rawa Shell Valuable Symbolism." American Ethnologust (May 1996), 23(2):411n3.

• D'Amico, Robert. "Desire and the Commodity Form." Telos (Spring 1978), 35:100-109.

• D' Amico, Robert. Marx and Philosophy of Culture. Gainesville: University Presses of Florida, 1981.

• Dana-Cohen, Thomas. "Reading a Blind 'Parataxis': Dostoyevsky (Nietzsche) Bakhtin." Boundary 2 (Spring-Fall 1988), 15(3) & 16(1): 71n23.
        "As the last trace of the supposed reversal of 'Platonism' Baudrillard determines the 'implosion' of signification as the hyperreal."

• Dandrey, Patrick. "La Comédie, espace 'trivial': A propos des 'Contens' d' Odet de Turnèbe." Revue d' Histoire du Théâtre (1984), 36(4):340n9.

• Danet, Brenda and Tamar Katriel. "No Two Alike: Play and Aesthetics in Collecting." Play & Culture (May 1989), 2-3:256, 272.

• Dant, Tim. "Fetishism and the Social Value of Objects." Sociological Review (August 1996), 44(3):503, 504-509, 513, 514nn6, 7, 515.
        A section on "Semiotic fetishism" is on Baudrillard.

• Dant, Tim. "Playing with Things: Objects and Subjects in Windsurfing." Journal of Material Culture (March (1998), 3(1):85-86, 87, 88-89 94.
        Gives an account and limitations (it is tied to the moment of exchange) of Baudrillard's early views on consumption and leisure. His later view describes the world in terms of the play between subject and object and not in terms of relations with material objects.

• Danto, Arthur C. "The Hyper-Intellectual." New Republic (September 10-17, 1990) 203(11-12):44-48.
        Review of Jean Baudrillard's America (1988) and Selected Writings (1988), edited by Mark Poster, and Douglas Kellner's Jean Baudrillard: From Marxism to Postmodernism and Beyond.

• Darian-Smith, Eve. "Postcolonialism: A Brief Introduction." Social & Legal Studies (September 1996), 5(3):294, 298.

• Darley, Andrew David. "The Computer and Contemporary Visual Culture: Realism, Post-Realism and Postmodernist Aesthetics." D. Phil. Dissertation, 1995, University of Essex.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (Winter 1995), 56(4C):809-C.

• Davidson, Benjamin David. "Ecstasy." Ph.D., 1998, Brandeis University.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (December 1998), 59(6A):2210-A.

• Davidson, Cynthia. "Riviera's Golem, Haraway's Cyborg: Reading Neuromancer as Baudrillard's Simulation of Crisis." Science-Fiction Studies (July 1996), 23(2):188-198.

• Davidson, David. "Media and Exhaustion: An Inquiry into the Effects of Mass Communications Upon Avant-Gardism in the Arts." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1996, New York University.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (March 1997), 57(9A):3716-A.

• Davies, Ioan. "Lenny Bruce: Hyperealism and the Death of Jewish Humor." Social Text (Spring 1989), 22:101, 114.

• Davis, D. Diane. "(Non)Fiction('s) Addiction(s): A NarcoAnalysis of Virtual Worlds." In Cynthia Haynes and Jan Rune Holmevik, eds., High Wired: On the Design, Use, and Theory of Educational MOOs, pp. 267-285. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1998.

• Davis, Duane H. "The Development of Subjectivity and the Communion of Language: From Merleau-Ponty to Schrag." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1992, Pennsylvania State University.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (January 1993), 53(7A):2400-A.

• Davis, Robert Con. "Pedagogy, Lacan, and the Freudian Subject." College English (November 1987), 49(7):755.
        Quotes Baudrillard's view that ideology is the very form that traverses both the production of signs and material production.

• Davis, Robert Con. "Theorizing Opposition: Aristotle, Greimas, Jameson, and Said " L'Esprit Createur (Summer 1987), 27(2):16, 18n13.

• Davis, Robert Con and Richard A.Macksey."Jacques Lacan: Selected Bibliography." MLN (December 1983), 98(5):1055.
        Special number on Lacan and Narration.

• Davis, Robert Lawrence. "History and Resistance in the Early Novels of Thomas Pynchon." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1994, Ohio State University.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (December 1994), 55(6A):1559-A.

• Dayan, Daniel and Elihu Katz. "Rituels publics à usage privé: métamorphose télévisée d'un mariage royal." Annales: Économies Sociétés Civilisations (January-February 1983), 38(1):3, 19n1.

• Dayan, Daniel and Elihu Katz. "Television Ceremonial Events." Society (May-June 1985), 22(4):66.

• Dayan-Herzbrun, Sonia. "Production du sentiment amoureux et travail des femmes." Cahiers Internationaux de Sociologie (January-June 1982), 72:127n42.
        This number is on "Habiter, produire, l'espace."

• DeAngelis, Michael. "Orchestrated (Dis)Orientation: Roller Coasters, Theme Parks, and Postmodernism. " Cultural Critique (Fall 1997), 37:107.

• Dear, M.J., C.G. Gore, N.J. Thrift, and P.R. Williams. "The Practice of Theory and the Theory of Practice: Books in 1987." Environment and Planning D: Society and Space (1988), 6(4):482, 485.

• Deberre, Jean-Christophe. "La Généalogie du pouvoir dans les trois premiers livres de Rabelais." Littérature (May 1983), 50:16n3.
        This issue is entitled "Les Pouvoir dans ses fables."

• Debrix, Francois. "Deploying Vision, Simulating Action: The United Nations and Its Visualization Strategies in a New World Order." Alternatives: Social Transformation and Humane Governance (January-March 1996), 21(1):69, 86n9.
        Discusses Baudrillard's views on simulation, representation and image.

• Deetz, Stanley A. "The Micro-Politics of Identity Formation in the Workplace: The Case of a Knowledge Intensive Firm." Human Studies (January 1994), 17(1):33, 41, 42.
        Quotes the following from Baudrillard: "Feigning or dissimulation leaves the reality principle intact; the difference is always clear, it is only masked; whereas simulation threatens the difference between 'true' and 'false,' between 'real' and 'imaginary'."

• Dehs, Jorgen. "Cordelia, c'est moi, Kierkegaard og Baudrillard." Denne slyngelagtige eftertid: tekster om Soren Kierkegaard. Slagmarks skyttegravsserie. Arhus, Denmark: Sladmark, 1995.

• Deigton, John and Kent Grayson. "Marketing and Seduction: Building Exchange Relationships by Managing Social Consensus." Journal of Consumer Research (March 1995), 21(4):661, 674.

• Delacampagne, Christian. "Le retour du mal." Le Monde (March 9, 1990), 10432:23.
        Review of Jean Baudrillard's La Transparence du mal (1990) and Denis Rosenfield's Du Mal.

• De Landa, Manuel. "Real Time." Millennium Film Journal (Fall-Winter 1988-1989), 20-21:73-74. 76n24.
        Quotes from Baudrillard in support of the view that we have long been trapped under several layers of simulations and says that this view attributes exceptional powers to systems of signs; they are pictured as carrying on a project of control and universal hegemony when, in fact, as Deleuze and Guattari point out, the State is needed to give any semiotic sysytem the means of its imperialism.

• Delaruelle, Jacques and John McDonald. "Resistance and Submission." In André Frankovits, ed., Seduced and Abandoned: The Baudrillard Scene, pp. 17-27. Semiotext(e). Autonomedia. Glebe, NSW, Australia & New York: Stonemoss Services & Semiotexte(e), 1984.

• de Launay, Marc B. "L'objet en cause." Revue d' Esthétique (1979), 3-4:108-123.
        A study of the following works of Baudrillard: Le Système des objets (1968), La Société de consommation (1970) and Pour une Critique de l'économie politique du signe (1972).

• Delauretis, Teresa. "Woman, Cinema and Language." Yale Italian Studies (1980) 1(2):5.

• Del Castillo, Isabel Yépez. "A Comparative Approach to Social Exclusion: Lessons from France and Belgium." International Labiour Review (1994), 133(5-6):624, 631.

• Delcourt, Xavier. "Quelle crise?" La Quinzaine Litteraire (August 1-31, 1983), 399:13.

• Delhez-Sarlet, Claudette. "Chateaubriand: scissons et rassemblement de moi dans l'histoire." Revue de l' Institut de Sociologie [Bruxelles] (1982), 1-2:193, 208n1.

• Della-Neva, Joannn. "Ravishing Beauties in the Amours of Ronsard: Rape, Mythology and the Petrarchist Tradition." Neophilologus (January 1989), 73(1):34n5, 35.
        Refers to Baudrillard's discussion to seduction as play on appearances.

• Demeritt, David. "Social Theory and the Reconstruction of Science and Geography." Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers (1996), 21(3):497, 500.
        On Baudrillard's theory: "The world is denatured, all surface and simulacra entirely of our own making-our beliefs never touch reality and are relative to social contexts that explain their content."

• Dennett, Andrea Stulman. "A Postmodern Look at EPCOT's American Adventure." Journal of American Culture (Spring 1989), 12(1):50, 53.

• Denzin, Norman K. "The Birth of the Cinematic, Surveillance Society." Current Perspectives in Social Theory (1995), 15:111, 119, 124.
        Filmakers seem unable to grasp the truth of the simulacrum which knows there is no truth beyond the image -- the simulacrum is true.

• Denzin, Norman K. "Information Technologies, Communicative Acts, and the Audience: Couch's Legacy to Communication Research." Symbolic Interaction (Fall 1995), 18(3):251, 266.

• Denzin, Norman K. "On a Semiotic Approach to Mass-Culture: Comment on Gottdiener." American Journal of Sociology (November 1986) 92(3):678, 679, 680-681, 682, 683.
        On Gottdeiner's "Hegemony and Mass-Culture: A Semiotic Approach."

• Denzin, Norman K. "On Semiotics and Symbolic Interactionism." Symbolic Interaction (Spring 1987), 10(1):1.

• Denzin, Norman K. "Paris, Texas and Baudrillard in America." Theory, Culture and Society (May 1991), 8(2):121-134.
        See "Paris, Texas: Mills and Baudrillard in America." In his Images of Contemporary Society: Social Theory and Contemporary Cinema, pp. 137-148. Theory, Culture & Society. London & Newbury Park: Sage, 1991.

• Denzin, Norman K."Presidential-Address on The Sociological Imagination Revisited." Sociological Quarterly (1990), 31(1): 14, 16n5n, 18, 18.

• Denzin, Norman K. "Takes on the Postmodern: Baudrillard, Lyotard, and Jameson." In his Images of Contemporary Society: Social Theory and Contemporary Cinema, pp. 29-52. Theory, Culture & Society. London & Newbury Park: Sage, 1991.

• Denzin, Norman K. "Reading Cultural Texts: Comment on Griswold. "American Journal of Sociology (May 1990), 95(6):1579, 1580.

• Denzin, Norman K. "Reflections on the Ethnographers Camera." Current Perspectives In Social Theory (1986), 7:120nn7, 11, 121n1, 122.

• D'Epinay, Christian Lalive. "Beyond the Antinomy: Work versus Leisure? The Process of Cultural Mutation in Industrial Societies during the Twentieth Century." International Sociology (December 1992), 7(4):399, 409.

• Derian, James Der. "Simulation: The Highest Stage of Capitalism?" In Douglas Kellner, ed., Baudrillard: A Critical Reader, pp. 189-207. Oxford & Cambridge, Mass.: Blackwell, 1994.

• Derian, James Der. "The (S)pace of International-Relations -- Simulation, Surveillance, and Speed. " International Studies Quarterly (September 1990), 34(3):299, 309.

• Derian, James Der. "The Value of Security: Hobbes, Marx, Nietzsche, and Baudrillard." In Ronnie D. Lipschutz, ed., On Security, pp. 24-45. New Directions in World Politics. New York: Columbia University Press, 1995.

• Derrida, Jacques. "Back from Moscow, in the USSR." In Mark Poster, ed., Politics, Theory, and Contemporary Culture, p. 215. Critical Theory Institute Books. New York: Columbia University Press, 1993.

• Dethridge, Lisa Frances. "Televised 'Reality' -- Representation or Simulation? A Study of Television News Reports on the Strategic Defense Initiative." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1989, New York University.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (November 1989), 50(5A): 1126-A.

• Desbois, Dominique. "Informatique, pouvoir et libertés: À propos d'un livre récent." Revue Française de Sociologie (April-June 1982), 23(2):303, 309.

• Descamps, Christian. "À Bruxelles, la Séduction." La Quinzaine Littéraire (December 16-31, 1979), 315:30.

• Descamps, Christian. "Baudrillard s'en prend au social." La Quinzaine Littéraire (September 1-15, 1978), 285:15-16.
        Review of Jean Baudrillard's À l'Ombre des majorités silencieuses ou la fin du social (1978), Hubert Tonka's Ombres exquises, Ballade sur l'échange symbolique et la mort, and Leo Schéer's La Société sans naître.

• Descamps, Christian. "Simulacre et réel." In his Les idées philosophiques contemporaines en France (1960-1985), pp. 68-74, 178. Philosophie présente, 4. Paris: Bordas, 1986.

• Descombes, Vincent. Review of Denis Hollier, ed., Le Collège de Sociologie (1937-1939). Critique (May 1980) 36(396):448n11.

• Detemple, Jerome B. and Christos I. Giannikos. "Asset and Commodity Prices with Multi-Attribute Durable Goods." Journal of Economic Dynamics & Control (August 1996), 20(8):1451.

• Deutsche, R. "Boy's Time." Enviornment and Planning D: Society and Space (March 1991), 9(1):29.
        Mentions Baudrilard's discussion of reversals -- in the context of discussing David Harvey's views of Cindy Sherman's photography -- that would occur in all critiques of fetishism, which "instead of functioning as a metalanguage for the magical thinking of others, turns against those who use it and surreptitiously exposes their own magical thinking." (For a Critique of the Political Economy of the Sign (1981), p. 90.)

• Deutsche, Rosalyn. "Uneven Development: Public Art in New York City." October (Fall 1988), 47:9.
        Quotes Baudrillard to the effect that any system of productivist growth can only produce and reproduce men as productive forces.

• Devisch, Renaat. "Approaches to Symbol and Symptom in Bodily Space-Time " International Journal Of Psychology (1985), 20(4-5):396, 411.
        Baudrillard argued that fashions' interest in the expressive possibilities of the body reproduces an alienating consumption of specialized cares for the outer body and seeks to foster emancipation by stressing outward compliance with others.

• Diani. Marco. "The Desert of Democracy, from Tocqueville to Baudrillard." Esprit Créateur (Fall 1990), 30(3):67-80.

• Dick, Terence Andrew. "Functional Music and Consumer Culture." M.A. Thesis, 1998, Trent University.
        Abstract in Masters Abstract International (1999), 37(1):11.

• Dickens, David R. and Andrea Fontana. "On Nostalgic Reconstruction in Interactionist Thought-or, Realism as the Last Refuge of a Scoundrel." Studies in Symbolic Interaction (1996), 20:182, 190.

• Dieckmann, Katherine. "Electra Myths: Video, Modernism, Postmodernism." Art Journal (Fall 1985), 45(3):199, 203n21.

• Diewald, Martin. "Das Jahr 2000-ein Thema für die Sozialberichterstattung. " Zeitschrift für Soziologie (August 1990), 19(4): 283, 289.

• Diggins, John P. "Reification and Cultural Hegemony of Capitalism: Perspectives on Marx and Veblen." Social Research (Summer 1977), 44(2):360.

• Dijkink, Gertjan. "Postmodernism, Power, Synergy." Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geograpfie (1993), 84(3):178.

• Dimanche, Frédéric and Diane Samdahl. "Leisure as Symbolic Consumption: A Conceptualization and Prospectus for Future Research." Leisure Sciences (April-June 1994), 16(2):122, 127.

• Di Paolo, Furio. "Nioaltri Barocchi e Baudrillard." Afterword to Jean Baudrillard's Simulacri e impostura: bestie, Baubourg, apparenze e altri oggetti. Bologna: Cappelli, 1980.

• Dirscherl, Klaus. "Semiotik in Frankreich." Zeitschrift für Semiotik (1981), 3(4):393, 396n42, 397.

• Dissanayake, Wimal. "Asian Cinema and the American Cultural Imaginary." Theory, Culture & Society (November 1996), 13(4):121.
        Says Baudrillard's ecstasy of communication fails to pay adequate attention to the questions of transculturalization and its attendant assymmetries of power.

• Dittmar, Helga. Review of P.K. Lunt and S.M. Liuvingstone's Mass Consumption and Personal Identity. Journal of Economic Psychology (March 1993), 14(1):203, 208.
        Mentions Baudrillard's vision of everyday existence as "perpetual shopping," in which consumption permeates most aspects of our social and personal lives.

• Dixon, Graham Anthony. "The Play(s) of Aids." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1997, University of California, Berkeley.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (January 1998), 58(7A):2466-A.

• Dixon, Wheeler Winston. Review of Jean Baudrillard's The Gulf War Did Not Take Place (1995) and Geoffrey O'Brien's The Phantom Empire. Film Quarterly (Summer 1997), 50(4):54-55.

• Docherty, Thomas. After Theory: Postmodernism/Postmarxism, pp. 2, 19, 12, 99, 138-141, 172, 205, 228, 233, 244, 247-148, 250-251, 253, 255-259, 288n16. Postmodern Theory. London & New York: Routledge, 1990; Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1996.

• Docherty, Thomas. Alterities: Criticism, History, Representation, pp. 2, 6, 31, 40, 54, 73n4, 84, 88, 90, 115n6, 143-144, 148, 171n3, 181n20, 182, 208-209. Oxford: Clarendon, 1996.

• Docherty. Thomas. "Postmodernist Theory: Lyotard, Baudrillard and Others." In Richard Kearney, ed., Twentieth-Century Continental Philosophy, pp. 474-505. Routledge History of Philosophy, 8. New York & London: Routledge, 1994.

• Doel, M.A. "Deconstruction on the Move: From Libidinal Economy to Liminal Materialism." Enviornment and Planning A (July 1994), 26(7):1042, 1043, 1046, 1047, 1052, 1053, 1055.

• Doel, Marcus A. "A Hundred Thousand Lines of Flight: A Machinic Introduction to the Nomad Thought and Scrumpled Geography of Gilles Deleuze amd Felix Guattari." Environment and Planning D: Society & Space (August 1996), 14(4):429, 437.

• Doel, M.A. "In Stalling Deconstruction: Striking Out the Postmodern." Enviornment and Planning D: Society and Space (April 1992), 10(2):171, 177.

• Doel, M.A. "Proverbs and Paranoids: Writing Geography on Hollowed Ground." Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers (1993), 1893):377-394.

• Doel, M.A. "Writing Difference." Enviornment and Planning A (July 1994), 26(7):1017, 1020.
        Guest editorial of the issue whose theme is "Writing Difference."
        The catch-phrase for the issue might be Baudrillard's phrase "sophisticating the undecidable" (Xerox & Infinity (1988)). The undecidable is that which exceeds at every attempt to arrive at a fully secured decision, determination, conceptualization. There is always an unaccounted for element of excess which remains literally out of position.

• Doiron, Noiron. "De l'analogie à la tautologie: tragique." Études Françaises (1979), 15:14n13.

• Donahue, Neil H. "From Worringer to Baudrillard and Back: Ancient Americans and (Post)Modern Culture in Weimar Germany." Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift für Literaturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte (December 1992), 66(4):765-782.
        Reprinted in Neil H. Donahue, ed., Invisible Cathedrals: The Expressionist Art History of Wilhelm Worringer, pp. 135-155. University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1995.
        Claims that Worringer's critique of modernity in his Ägyptische Kunst anticipated the visionary tourism of Baudrillard's America.

• Donzelot, Jacques. "Vers un nouvel esprit public." Esprit (January 1985), 1: 30n1.

• Doran, Chris. "The Working Class as Zombie: Simulation and Resistance in the Late Twentieth Century." Canadian Journal of Political and Social Theory/Revue Canadienne de Théorie Politique et Sociale (1990), (1-3):126-147.
        Part of a special section entitled "America's Baudrillard: The Politics of Simulation."

• Doran, Nob. "From Embodied 'Health' to Official 'Accidents': Class, Codification and British Factory Legislation, 1831-1844." Social & Legal Studies (December 1996), 5(4):540n12, 541.

• Doran, Nob. "Maintaining the Simulation Model in the Era of the Social: The Inquiry System of Canadian Workers Compensation 1914-1984." Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology/Revue Canadienne de Sociologie et d'Anthropologie (November 1994), 31(4):444-469.
       Uses Baudrillard's ideas about codification for his analysis.

• Dorst, John Darwin. "Myths of Tradition and Modes of Exchange in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1983, University of Pennsylvania.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (February 1984), 44(8A):2542-A.

• Dowd, James J. "An Act Made Perfect in Habit: The Self in the Postmodern Age." Current Perspectives in Social Theory (1996), 16:247, 261.
        Fashioned images, simulacra, are what remain of the self -- the image of our self that we have crafted to provide the socially necessary account of the being that resides within the physical body.

• Doyle, Kegan. "The Reality of Disappearance: Fredric Jameson and the Cultural Logic of Postmodernism." Critical Sociology (Spring 1992), 19(1):113-127.
        Review of Fredric Jameson's Postmodernism, or the Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism, Jean-François Lyotard's The Postmodern Condition: A Report on Knowledge, and Jean Baudrillard's Simulations (1983).

• Dreaut, Hull. "Baudrillard est-il une betterave?" Evénement du Jeudi (June 21-27, 1990), 294:76

• Drewal, Margaret Thompson. "From Rocky's Rockettes to Liberace: The Politics of Representation in the Heart of Corporate Capitalism. " Journal of American Culture (Summer 1987) 10(2):78, 81n87.

• Drolet, Michael. "The Wild and the Sublime: Lyotard's Post-Modern Politics." Political Studies (June 1994), 42(2):258-259.

• Druet, Pierre-Philippe.." The Evolution of Philosophical Ideas in France."International Philosophical Quarterly (June 1987), 27(2) [106]:200n50.

• Dubois, Claude-Gilbert. "'Artifice imite et diversifie': Réflexions sur la morphogenèse de l'oeuvre au xvie siècle." Corps Ecrit (1985), 15:106.
        " Dans ses considérations théoriques fondées sur des phénomènes de production et de consommation de masse, Jean Baudrillard, développant certaines intuitions de Roland Barthes dans Mythologies, constate que la vogue du prêt-à-porter et du prêt-à-servir, ainsi que les fabrications de série, en suscitant une mimétisation collective, font émerger des notions originales: ainsi la sériation est la base du désir de collectionner."

• Ducharme, Lori J. and Gary Alan Fine. "The Construction of Nonpersonhood and Demonization Commemorating the Traitorous Reputation of Benedict Arnold." Social Forces (June 1995), 73(4):1327, 1329.

• Duffy, Jean. "The Subversion of Historical Representation in Claude Simon." French Studies (October 1987), 41(4):437n12.

• Dufour, Olivier. "L'utopie Beaubourg dix ans après." Esprit (February 1987), 2:12.
        This issue is entitled "L'utopie Beaubourg dix ans après."

• Dumm, Thomas L. "The Invisible Skyline." In William Stearns and William Chaloupka, eds., Jean Baudrillard: The Disappearance of Art and Politics, pp. 109-127. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1992.

• Duncan, J, and D. Ley. "Structural Marxism and Human Geography: A Critical Assessment." Annals of the Association of American Geographers (1982), 72(1):30.

• Duncan, Margaret Carlisle. "Beyond Analyses of Sports Media Texts: An Argument for Formal Analyses of Institutional Structures." Sociology of Sport Journal (December 1993), 10)4):360, 370.

• Dunn, Robert. "Postmodernism: Populism, Mass Culture, and Avant-garde." Theory, Culture & Society (February 1991), 8(1):126, 132.
        Says Baudrillard's structuralist semiotics undergirds the politics of consumer society and that his critique of mass culture argues that sign systems become a new means of domination.

• Duperray, Max. "Dernier Recours: L'apocalypse intimiste de Susan Sontag," Europe (March 1988), 66(707):114, 118, 119, 122, 122n1, 123nn15, 20, 29.

• Duperray, Max. "Insolite modernité: The Cement Garden (1978) de Ian McEwan, chef-d'oeuvre d'une nouvelle littérature de l'angoisse." Études Anglaises (October-December 1982), 35(4): 423n4, 425.

• Duperray, Max. "TheMonk de M.G. Lewis: fatastique et mélodrame." Études Anglaises (July-September 1987), 40(3):264n2.

• Duplain, Julian. "Keeping the French from Going Mad." Literary Review (December 1991), 162:10-11.

• Durand, Régis. "The Anxiety of Performance." New Literary History (Autumn 1980), 12(1):170, 176nn6, 7.
        For Baudrillard the secret is not repressed; it is rather that which is in excess; apperances are truly secret because they do not lend themselves to interpretation.

• Durand, Régis. "On Conversing: In/On Writing." Sub-Stance (1980), 27: 49, 51n5.

• Durand, Régis." On Aphanisis: A Note on the Dramaturgy of the Subject in Narrative Analysis." MLN (December 1983), 98(5):868-869, 870nn12, 13.
        Special number on Lacan and Narration.

• Durham, Scott. "P.K Dick: From the Death of the Subject to a Theology of Late Capitalism." Science-Fiction Studies (July 1988), 15(2) [45]:174, 185.

• Durham, Scott Philip. "The Poetics of Simulation: The Simulacrum and Narrative in the Works of Jean Genet and Pierre Klossowski." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1992, Yale University.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (July 1993), 54(1A):173-A.

• Durif, Christine. "Perceptions et répresentations du poids et des formes corporelles: Une approche psychoethnologique." Social Science Information sur les Science Sociales (1990), 29(2): 303, 319, 320, 325.

• During, Simon. "Postmodernism or Postcolonialism?" Landfall (September 1985), 39(3) [155]:367, 380n3.
        Postmodernism is the most general term for the Baudrillardian "culture of the simulacrum," which designates a copy without an original, an example without a model.

• Duwe, Thierry de. "La condition Beaubourg." Critique (November 1982) 38(426):968.

• Duxbury, Neil. "Back to the Middle Ages." International Journal for the Semiotics of Law/Revue Internationale de Sémiotique Juridique (1990), 3(7):72n19.
        Review of Pierre.Legendre's Le Désir politique de Dieu: Étude sur les montages de l'Etat et du Droit (Leçons VII).

• Dwyer, Alan W. "Prelude to a Theory of homo absurdus: Variations: on Themes from Thorstein Veblen and Jean Baudrillard." Cambridge Journal of Economics (January 1997), 21(1):45-53.

• Dyer, Alan W. "Technology as Merchandise and as Gift: Lessons From Private American Aid to the Contras." Journal of Economic Issues (June1988), 22(2):378n8, 378.
        Refers to Baudrillard as one of those outside the field of economics who has acknowledged the fecundity of Veblen's analysis of consumption.