Texts about Jean Baudrillard: Gablik, Suzi to Gusevich, Miriam

Eddie Yeghiayan

• Gablik, Suzi. "Dancing with Baudrillard." Art in America (June 1988), 76(6):27, 29.

• Gabriel, Barbara. "'The Repose of an Icon' in Timothy Findley's Theatre of Fascism: From 'Alligator Shoes' to Famous Last Words." Essays on Canadian Writing (Summer 1998), 64:165, 178.

• Gaillard, Françoise. "Code(s) littéraires et idéologie." Littérature (December 1973), 12:23, 24, 27, 28

• Gaillard, Françoise. "De la répétition d'une figure: Armance ou le récit de l'impussiance." Littérature (May 1975), 18:122n47.
        This issue is entitled "Frontières de la rhétorique."

• Gaillard, Françoise. "Enseigne-t-on la littérature? (France)" Études Françaises (1988), 23(1-2):14.

• Gaillard, Françoise. "Literary Codes and Ideology: Towards a Contestation of Semiology." Sub-Stance (1976), 15:69, 70, 74, 80nn8, 9, 81n23.
        Translation by Carl R. Lovitt of "Code(s) littéraires et idéologie."

• Gaines, Jane. "Dead Ringer: Jacqueline Onassis and the Look-Alike. " South Atlantic Quarterly (Spring 1989), 88(2):470, 484n19.
        This issue is entitled "Film and TV Theory Today," edited by Jane Gaines.

• Galland, Olivier. "L'instinct de fuite: Les jeunes et le travail." Esprit (March 1981) , 3:103.

• Gallissot, Laurent. "The Cultural Significance of Advertising: A General Framework for the Cultural Analysis of the Advertising Industry in Europe." International Sociology (March 1994), 9(1):18, 27.
        Refers to Baudrillard's view that it is precisely the pre-eminence of the exchange value over the use value which is at the heart of mass production.

• Gallop, Jane. "French Theory and the Seduction of Feminism." Paragraph (October 1986), 8:19-24.
        Reprinted in Alice Jardine and Paul Smith, eds., Men in Feminism, pp. 111-115. New York: Methuen, 1987.

• Gamson, William A., David Croteau, William Hoynes and Theodore Sasson. "Media Images and the Social Construction of Reality." Annual Review of Sociology (1992), 18:374, 387, 392.

• Gandon, Francis. "Cet obscur objet du désir: Créativité et structure profonde dans la sémiologie de F. de Saussure." Kodikas /Code Ars Semeiotica (January-June 1983), 6(1-2):56n18, 57.

• Gandon, Francis. "La Negativité chez Bataille: Propositions pour une théorie intensionelle du texte." Kodikas/Code Ars Semeiotica (July-October 1982), 4-5(3-4):228, 236.

• Gandon, Francis. "La Psychose du texte: Duel analytique et théorie du texte." Semiotica (1986), 58(3-4):309n8, 312.

• Gane, Mike. "Baudrillard." In Simon Critchley and William R. Schroeder, eds., A Companion to Continental Philosophy, pp. 581-587. Blackwell Companions to Philosophy. Oxford & Malden, Mass.: Blackwell, 1998.

• Gane, Mike. Baudrillard: Critical Theory and Fatal Theory. London & New York: Routledge, 1991.

• Gane, Mike. Baudrillard's Bestiary: Baudrillard and Culture. London & New York: Routledge, 1991.

• Gane, Mike. "Bibliography of Works by Jean Baudrillard." In Jean Baudrillard's Symbolic Exchange and Death, pp. 243-247. London & Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage, 1993.

• Gane, Mike. "French Ant-Feminism: The Case of Jean Baudrillard." Modern & Contemporary France / ASM & CF (January 1991), 44:19-25.

• Gane, Mike. "Ironies of Postmodernism -- Fate of Baudrillard's Fatalism. " Economy and Society (August 1990), 19(3):314-333.

• Gane, Mike. "Nietzsche's Imaginary Lovers." Economy and Society (May 1992), 21(2):184, 190n4.

• Gane, Mike. 'Radical Theory: Baudrillard and Vulnerability." Theory, Culture and Society (November 1995), 12(4):109-123.
        Review of Jean Baudrillard's The Transparency of Evil (1993), The Illusion of the End (1994), La Pensée Radical (1994), Simulacra and Simulation (1994), Le Crime Parfait (1995), Willaim Stearns and William Cahaloupka, ed. Jean Baudrillard: The Disapperance of Art and Politics (1992), Chris Rojek and Bryan Turner, ed. Forget Baudrillard? (1993).

• Gane, Mike. "1792: Mary Wollstonecraft's Social Theory in A Vindication of the Rights of Woman." Economy and Society (February 1992), 21(1):24n5, 25.

• Garner, Georg R. "Tragedy, Sovereignity and the Sign: Jodelle's Cléopâtre captive." Canadian Review of Comparative Literature/Revue Canadienne de Littérature Comparée (Fall 1978), 5(3):253.

• Garnham, Nicholas. "Contribution to a Political Economy of Mass-Communication." Media, Culture and Society (April 1979), 1(2):134n5, 146.
        This issue is entitled "Political Economy."

• Garnham, Nicholas. "Towards a Political Economy of Culture." New Universities Quarterly (Summer 1977), 31(3):356n3.

• Gascon, J. "Cuidados de salud primarios y cooperacion con el tercer mundo." Medicina Clinica (February 15, 1992), 98(6):219.

• Gedeon, Randa. "Selfhood and Otherhood, or Selfhood vs. Otherhood? Questions of Interiority and Exteriority in Contemporary Cultural Theory." M.A. Thesis, 1995.
        Abstract in Masters Abstracts International (1996), 34(2):465.

• Genosko, Gary. "Adventures in the Dromosphere." Borderlines (Winter 1989), 17:34-36.

• Genosko, Gary. Baudrillard and Signs: Signification and Ablaze. London and New York: Routledge, 1994.

• Genosko, Gary Alan. "Bar Games: Baudrillard's Encounters with the Sign." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1992, York University.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (September 1993), 54(3A):1116-1117-A.

• Genosko, Gary. "Bar Games: Baudrillard's Table of Conversions." RSSI: Recherches Sémiotiques /Semiotic Inquiry (1994), 14(3):105-120.

• Genosko, Gary. "The Bar of Theory." Borderlines (Winter 1990), 20:59-61.

• Genosko, Gary. "The Drama of Theory: Vengeful Objects and Wily Props." In Douglas Kellner, ed., Baudrillard: A Critical Reader, pp. 292-312. Cambridge, Mass. & Oxford: Blackwell, 1994.

• Genosko, Gary A. "Fellow Doctors of Pataphysics: Ubu Faustroll and Baudrillard." In William Stearns and William Chaloupka, eds., Jean Baudrillard: The Disappearance of Art and Politics, pp. 146-159. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1992.

• Genosko, Gary. "The Paradoxical Effects of Macluhanisme: Cazeneuve, Baudrillard and Barthes." Economy and Society (November 1994), 23(4):400-432.

• Genosko, Gary. "Radical Losers." Borderlines (July 1996), 41:43.

• Genosko, Gary. "The Struggle for an Affirmative Weakness: de Certeau, Lyotard, and Baudrillard." Current Perspectives in Social Theory (1992), 12:179-194.

• Genosko, Gary. Undisciplined Theory, pp. 3-4, 6, 8-10, 12-47, 67, 72, 79, 116, 127-128, 146, 181, 185-187, 189, 191-192. London & Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage, 1998.
        Chapter I is entitled "Undisciplined and Undisciplinable: Baudrillard's Radical Anthropology," pp. 12-47.

• Genosko, Gary. "Virtual War." Borderlines (1992), 24:51-52.

• Genosko, Gary. "Who is the 'French McLuhan'?" In Nicholas Zurbrugg, ed., Jean Baudrillard: Art and Artefact, pp. 104-120. London & Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage, 1997.

• Gergen, Mary M. and Kenneth J. Gergen. "What is This Thing Called Love? Emotional Scenarios in Historical Perspective." Journal of Narrative Life and History (1995), 5(3):229, 232, 236.

• Gérôme, Noëlle. "L'ethnologie, la 'culture de masse' et les ouvriers: fragments d'une perspective." Mouvement Social (July-September 1990), 152: 53n16.

• Gerould, Daniel. "Imaginary Invalids: A Theater of Simulated Patients." Theater (Fall-Winter 1987), 19(1):6, 15, 17n4, 18nn23, 34.
        About a professional theater group based in Martinsville, New Jersey called "SIMULATIONS."

• Ghasarian, Christian. "Cultural Experimentation in Berkeley ." Urban Anthropology (Spring 1996), 25(1):41.

• Giard, Luce. "Petite bibliothèque." Esprit (March 1976), 3:532.
        Mentions Baudrillard's articles in Traverses which were collected in L'Échange symbolique et la mort (1976).
        This issue is entitled "La mort à vivre."

• Gibson, Ann. "Dealing with Desire: The Painting of Thomas Schindler and Günter Umberg." Arts Magazine (October 1986), 61(2):35n30.
        Refers to Baudrillard's analysis of an aspect of art's desirability.

• Gibson, Ross. "Customs and Excise." In André Frankovits, ed., Seduced and Abandoned: The Baudrillard Scene, pp. 45-57. Semiotext(e). Autonomedia. Glebe, NSW, Australia & New York: Stonemoss Services & Semiotexte(e), 1984.

• Gifre, Emma Martinell. "'El Cuarto de Atrás': Un mondo de objetos." Revista de Literatura (January-June 1983), 45( 89):143n1, 146n5, 153n15.

• Gilbert, Rob. "Citizenship, Education and Postmodernity." British Journal of Sociology of Education (1992), 13(1):59, 67.

• Gilbert-Rolfe, Jeremy. "The Politics of Art." Arts Magazine (September 1986), 61(1):21-27.
        Deals with the implications Baudrillard's thinking for the practice and reception of art.

• Gil, Thomas. "Das Schicksal der Zeichen im Zeitalter der Hypertelie. Jean Baudrillards semiookonomische Gegenwartsanalyse." Semiosis (1993), 18(1-2) [69-70]:45-54.

• Gill, Gerry. "Postructuralism as Ideology." Arena (1984), 69:60.

• Gilleard, Chris. "Consumption and Identity in Later Life: Toward a Cultural Gerontology." Ageing and Society (July 1996), 16(4):492, 496.

• Gillespie, James Loran. "Art and Spectacle: The Dialectics of the Virtual Interface." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1996, York University.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (January 1998), 58(7A):2434-A.

• Gillett, James and Philip G. White. "Male Bodybuilding and the Reassertion of Hegemonic Masculinity: A Critical Feminist Perspective." Play & Culture (November 1992), 5(4):364, 367.
        Uses Baudrillard's ideas of collecting and fatal strategies to analyse body building.

• Gilmour, John C. "Original Representation and Anslem Kiefer's Postmodernism." Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism (Spring 1988), 46(3):347-348, 350n18.
        Kiefer's artistic practices lend support to Baudrillard's radicalization of the idea of original representation, a representation that is prior to our ability to make the simulation/reality distinction.

• Gils, Wouter van. "Baudrillard over de schijn van de werkelijkheid." In Th. De Boer and H.E.S. Woldring, eds., Moderne Franse filosofen. Foucault, Rocoeur, Irigaray, Baudrillard, Levinas, Derrida, Lyotard, Kristeva, pp. 64-74. Kampen: Kok Agora; Kapellen: DNB/Pelckmans, 1993.

• Gils, Wouter van. "De Boeum-Boem-Boem theorien van José Moonen." Krisis (1986), 6(2):95-98.
        See José Moonen below.

• Gils, Wouter van. "Fatale kritieken als verbaal terrorisme. De ontwikkeling in het werk van Jean Baudrillard." Krisis (1985), 5(4):76-92.

• Gils, Wouter van. Realiteit en illusie als schijnvertoning : over het werk van Jean Baudrillard. Nijmegen : Sun, 1986.

• Gintz, Claude. "Polke's Slow Dissolve." Art in America (December 1985), 73(12):109, 109n6.
        On Sigmar Polke.

• Girardin, Jean-Claude. "Signos para una política: lectura de Baudrillard." In Jean Baudrillard's La génesis ideológica de las necesidades. Barcelona: Anagrama, 1976.

• Girardin, Jean-Claude. "Signs pour une politique: Lecture de Baudrillard." Les Temps Modernes (December 1973), 29(329):1026-1043.

• Girardin, Jean-Claude. "Toward a Politics of Signs: Reading Baudrillard." Telos (Summer 1974), 20:127-137.
        Translation by David Pugh of "Signs pour une politique: Lecture de Baudrillard."

• Gitlin, Todd. "The Image of Business on Prime Time Television." California Management Review (Winter 1984), 26(2):73n1.

• Giulbaut, Serge. "Art History after Revisionism: Poverty and Hopes." Art Criticism (1985), 2(1):41-42, 43, 49n3, 50n4, 7.
        The fact that Baudrillard became an editor of Artforum shows the end of utopia and the celebration of desperation. Baudrillard describes the destruction of public and private spaces by the obscenity of the pseudo-communion of our society of communication.

• Giulianotti, Richard. "Scotland's Tartan Army in Italy: The Case for the Carnivalesque." Sociological Review (August 1991), 39(3):507, 527.

• Glass, J.ames M.. "Multiplicity, Identity and the Horrors of Selfhood: Failure in the Postmodern Position." Political Psychology (June 1993), 14(2):256, 258, 259-261, 273, 274, 276, 277.
        Raises questions regarding Baudrillard's concepts of multiplicity, meaning, and truth in the context of the experience of women with multiple personalities.

• Glassner, Barry . "Fitness and the Postmodern Self." Journal of Health and Social Behavior (March 1989), 30 (2):183-184, 185, 188.

• Glassner, Barry. "The Medium Must Not Deconstruct: A Postmodern Ethnography of USA Today Television Show." Media, Culture & Society (January 1991), 13(1):53, 69.
        This issue of the journal is on "Postmodernism."

• Gloor-André, Pierre. "À propos de la xénophobie et du racisme." Cahiers Vilfredo Pareto (1980), 18(53):26.

• Gloor, Pierre-Andre. "À propos de la xénophobie et racisme. " Anthropologie (1980), 84(4):591, 601.

• Glover, David. "Speculation to the Death." Review of Chris Rojek and Bryan S. Turner, eds., Forget Baudrillard? and Jean Baudrillard's Symbolic Exchange and Death (1993). Radical Philoosphy (September-October 1995), 73:45-46.

• Glowacka, Dorota. "Beyond the Politics of Representation: The Postmodern Sublime in the Works of John Hawkes, Bruno Schulz, and Maurice Blanchot." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1994, State University of New York at Buffalo.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (May 1995), 55(11A):3501-A.

• Gnesotto, Nicole. "L'imaginaire féministe." Esprit (September-October 1979), 9-10:160.

• Godden, Richard. "The Great Gatsby: Glamor on the Turn." Journal of American Studies (December 1982), 16(3):348n10.
        Jameson's use of the terms "true/primary" and "false/luxury" in Marxism and Form repeat Marx's distinction between "use" and "exchange" values -- a distinction that has been called into question by Baudrillard.

• Godden, Richard. "Money Makes Manners Make Man Make Woman: Tender is the Night, a Familiar Romance?" Literature and History (1986), 12(1): 34n5.

• Godden, Richard. Review of Rachel Bowlby's Just Looking: Consumer Culture in Dreiser, Gissing and Zola. Sociological Review (May 1986), 34(2):465, 467nn1-3.
        Repeats Baudrillard's claim that Disneyland saves the reality principle by presenting itself as fantasy, the better to convince us that Southern California is real, and that Los Angeles is merely Pirate-Land and Fantasy-world en masse.

• Gohin, Yves. "Progrès et problèmes de la psychanalyse littéraire." La Pensée (October 1980), 215:69, 79.

• Gold, Hazel. "A Tomb with a View: The Museum in Galdós' Novelas contemporáneas." MLN (March 1988), 103(2):326.

• Goldman, Robert and Stephen Papson. "Advertising in the Age of Hypersignification." Theory, Culture & Society (August 1994), 11(3):41, 49, 52, 53.
        Says Baudrillard's notion of the "hyperreal" points to an everyday life-world where technologicaly mediated simulations have made indistinct what is representation and what is referent.

• Goloboff, Gerardo Mario. "Borges y el tesoro de la búsqueda." Hispamerica: Revista de Literatura (April-August 1983), 12(34-35):137n11.

• Gonzalez, Angela Sierra. "La estetica del simulacro (de Socrates a Baudrillard)." In Angel Molla, ed., Conmutaciones: Estetica y Etica en la Modernidad. Pensamiento y Praxis. Barcelona: Editorial Laertes, 1992.

• González, Eduardo. "Beware of Gift-Bearing Tales: Reading García Márquez According to Mauss." MLN (March 1982), 97(2):357.
        Points out that Baudrillard's criticism that systems of symbolic exchange in archaic or savage societies of the sort treated by Mauss are not economic, as Marxist interpreters have assumed, is an example of cultural imperialism. Similarly, the author claims that in practical criticism to subject literary fiction to semiotic appropriation is an act of imperial appropriation.

• Goodnight, G. Thomas. "Public Discourse." Critical Studies in Mass Communication (December 1987), 4(4):429, 432
        In a postmodern society institutions depreciate the public sphere and according to Baudrillard, communication has a diminished capacity where the "instatenity of communication has miniaturized our exchanges into a succesion of instants."

• Goodrich, Peter. "Sleeping with the Enemy: An Essay on the Politics of Critical Legal Studies in America." New York University Law Review (May 1993), 68(2):395, 395nn21, 22, 423n128.

• Gordon, Jan B. "A-filiative Families and Subversive Reproduction: Gossip in Jane Austen." Genre (Spring 1988), 21(1):34, 44n21, 45.

• Gordon, Avery. "Feminism, Writing, and Ghosts." Social Problems (November 1990), 37(4):485, 499.

• Gordon, Joan. "The Mobius Fiction of Angela Carter." New York Review of Science Fiction (July 1993), 5(11(59):1, 3-5.

• Gosden, Chris "Debt, Production, and Prehistory." Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (December 1989), 8(4):357, 384.
        Marxism stressed the role of labor in human affairs. The study of non-capitalist societies within Marxist anthropology, history and archaeology, has concentrated on the reproduction of people rather than the production of things. Cites Baudrillard and others who have concentrated on the social and political, but he says this has led to a lack of understanding of the role of production in non-capitalist societies.

• Gose, Peter. "Labor and the Materiality of the Sign: Beyond Dualist Theories of Culture." Dialectical Anthropology (1988), 13(2):104, 119n8.

• Goshorn, A. Keith. "Jean Baudrillard's Radical Enigma: 'The Object's Fulfillment without Regard for the Subject'." In William Stearns and William Chaloupka , eds., Jean Baudrillard: The Disappearance of Art and Politics, pp. 209-229. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1992.

• Goshorn, Arthur Keith. "Recuperation as a Figure of Postmodernity: Testing the Uses of Baudrillard's Cultural Theory." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1992, Emory University.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (June 1993), 53(12A):4119-A.

• Goshorn, A. Keith. "Valorizing the Feminine' while Rejecting Feminism?--Baudrillard's Feminist Provocations" In Douglas Kellner, ed., Baudrillard: A Critical Reader, pp. 257-291. Cambridge, Mass. & Oxford: Blackwell, 1994.

• Goss, Jon. "Disquiet on the Waterfront: Reflections on Nostalgia and Utopia in the Urban Archetypes of Festival Marketplaces." Urban Geography (April 1-May 15, 1996), 17(3):226, 242, 243.
        Referring to Baudrillard , states that historic objects are, in a Freudian sense, fetishes that function to obscure loss by displacing the product of unalienated labor, the natural object of desire.

• Goss, Jon. "The 'Magic of the Mall': An Analysis of Form, Function, and Meaning in the Contemporary Retail Built Environment." Annals of the Association of American Geographers (March 1993), 83(1):21, 44.
        In Baudrillard's society of the simulacrum, the real has been replaced by the illusion; the world consists of commodified images.

• Goss, Jon. "'We Know WhoYou Are and We Know Where You Live'." Economic Geography (April 1995), 71(2):193, 194.

• Gottdiener, Mark. "Alienation, Ethnicity, and Postmodernism as Critical Theory." In Felix Geyer, ed., Alienation, Ethnicity, and Postmodernism, pp. 139-148. Contributions in Sociology, 116. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1996.

• Gottdiener, Mark. "Disneyland -- A Utopian Urban Space." Urban Life (July 1982), 11(2):142, 161.

• Gottdiener, Mark. "Hegemony and Mass-Culture: A Semiotic Approach." American Journal of Sociology (March 1985), 90(5):987-988, 989, 992, 999.

• Gottdiener, Mark. "Ökonomie, Ideologie und Semiotik." Zeitschrift für Semiotik (1988), 10(1-2):21, 23, 24.
        Translated by Suzanne Hauser.
        This issue is on "Semiotik und Marxismus."

• Gottdiener, Mark. Postmodern Semiotics: Material Culture and the Forms of Postmodern Life. Oxford; Cambridge, Mass.: Blackwell, 1995.
        Especially Chapter 2: The System of Objects and the Commodification of Everyday Life: The Early Work of Baudrillard, pp. 34-53. See below.

• Gottdiener, Mark. "Reply to Denzin." American Journal of Sociology (November 1986), 92(3):684, 685, 686, 687, 689, 690.
        See Norman K. Denzin's "On a Semiotic Approach to Mass-Culture: Comment on Gottdiener" in the same issue.

• Gottdiener, Mark "The System of Objects and the Commodification of Everyday Life: The Early Baudrillard." In Douglas Kellner, ed., Baudrillard: A Critical Reader, pp. 25-40. Cambridge, Mass. & Oxford: Blackwell, 1994.

• Gottesman, L. "Will Postmodernism Kill the Movement?" Breakth (Summer 1992), 16(1):24.

• Gottschalk, Simon. "Uncomfortably Numb: Countercultural Impulses in the Postmodern Era." Symbolic Interaction (Winter 1993), 16(4):351, 355, 365, 372n1, 373-374.

• Gould, Stephen J. and Robert N. Stinerock. "Self-Fashioning Oneself Cross-Culturally: Consumption as the Determined and the Determining." Advances in Consumer Research (1992), 19:858, 860.

• Govaerts, France. "Le discours publicitaire, un modèle idéologique." Degrés (Spring 1976), 10:d9.

• Graham, Laurel D. "Critical Biography without Subjects and Objects: An Encounter with Dr. Lillian Moller Gilbreth." Sociological Quarterly (November 1994), 35(4):630, 640.

• Grainger, Roger. "Artistic Expression and the Embodiment of Social Constructs." Arts in Psychotherapy (1996), 23(2):139, 140.
        Claims that Baudrillard suggests a condition of human social awareness in which bodies cease to be experienced in themsleves at all, and the real becomes "that for which it is possible to provide an equivalent representation."

• Grant Jill , Hisafumi Saito and Marty Zelenietz "Where Development Never Comes: Business Activities in Kilenge, Papua New-Guinea." Journal of the Polynesian Society (June 1986), 95( 2):197, 217.

• Gras, Pierre and Antoine Rakovsky. "Le Cinéma de la chasteté." Revue du Cinéma (January 1987), 423:16n6.

• Gravert-May, Erik. "Oublier Baudrillard." Manuscripte (March 1989), 29(103):8-12.

• Graves, O. Finley, Dale L. Flesher, and Robert E. Jordan. "Pictures of the Bottom Line: The Television Epistemology of U.S. Annual Reports." Accounting Organizations and Society (January 1996), 21(1):62n9, 85.

• Graybill, Mark Steven. "Theorizing the Southern Postmodern." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1998, University of South Carolina.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (January 1999), 59(7A):2501-A.

• Grayson, Kent. "Real Things: The Social and Symbolic Value of Genuine Products and Brands." Advances in Consumer Research (1996), 23:390-393.

• Green, Andrew. "How the Criminal Justice System Knows." Social & Legal Studies (March 1997), 6(1):7, 21.

• Greene, Maxine. "In Search of a Critical Pedagogy." Harvard Educational Review (November 1986), 56(4):427.

• Grégoire, René. "Träumen in dürftiger Zeit, oder: Die Utopie erschreiben: Überlegungen zu Christa Wolf." Études Germaniques (October-December 1987), 42(4) [168]:439, 449n12, 13.

• Grenier, Jean-Yves. Review of Arjun Appadurai, ed. The Social-Life of Thing: Commodities in Cultural Perspective. Annales: Économies Sociétés Civilisations (September-October 1989), 44(5): 1151n1.

• Grevet, Patrice. "Le moment objectif et le moment subjectif des besoins." La Pensée (March-April 1975), 180:105-121.
        Issue is on "Besoins et consommation."

• Grey, Christopher. "Towards a Critique of Managerialism: The Contribution of Simone Weil." Journal of Management Studies (September 1996), 33(5):593, 609.

• Gribben, Bryn. "'Floating Signifiers': Postmodern Aesthetic Commodification and the Magnetic Poetry Kit." Popular Culture Review (August 1998) 9(2):119-127.

• Grignon, Claude and Christine Grignon."Styles d'alimentation et goûts populaires. "Revue Française de Sociologie (October-December 1980), 21(4): 565n37.

• Grimaldi, Massimo. "I rituali della trasparenza: la prospettiva 'post-moderna' di Jean Baudrillard." Annali della Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia della Università di Bari (1996), 39:245-263.

• Grimminger, Rolf. "Heimsuchungen der Vernunft. Die Postmoderne und Matthes & Seitz." Merkur: Deutsche Zeitschrift für europaisches Denken (September-October 1985), 39(9-10) [439-440]: 850-851.
        A section is entitled: "Baudrillard, der Bataille des Poststrukturalismus."

• Griset, Antoine. "Jean Baudrillard. La spirale des signes, objets ou contre-objets." Les Dieux dans la cuisine: vingt ans de philosophie en France, pp. 53-55. Preface by Jacques Brochier. Paris : Aubier, 1978.

• Griswold, Wendy. "The Writing on the Mud Wall: Nigerian Novels and the Imaginary Village." American Sociological Review (December 1992), 57(6):711n1, 723.

• Grivel, Charles. "Maria. De la constitution d'un sujet idéologique rentré. Versus: Romanesque? Eloquent? (La confusion dans le trépied. Dédié à Alfred Jarry)." Revue des Sciences Humaines (January-March 1977), [42] 165(1):113n27.

• Grivel, Charles. "Les représentations jarryques." Revue des Sciences Humaines (1986), 203:11n7, 23.
        The only strategy against a hyperrealist system is pataphysical, as Baudrillard clearly saw.

• Grivel, Charles. "La Société des textes: Méditation métaitique en 13 Points." Littérature (October 1986), 63:5, 14, 17, 22.
       This issue is entitled "Communiquer/Représenter."
        Also published in Degrés (Summer-Autumn 1986), 46-47:e3, e16, e18, e19, e27.

• Gross, Liz. "Speculum Feminarum." Southern Review [Adelaide] (March 1987), 20(1):95, 97, 101n6.
        Review of Marilouise Kroker, Arthur .Kroker, Pamela McCallum, and Mair Verthuy, eds. Feminism Now: Theory and Practice.

• Gross, Paul R. and Norman Levitt's Higher Superstition: The Academic Left and Its Quarrels with Science, pp. 25, 79-80, 85, 95, 266n13, 291. Baltimore & London: John Hopkins University Press, 1994.

• Grossberg, Lawrence. "The In-Difference of Television." Screen (Spring 1987), 28(2):39.
        Sub-titled "Lawrence Grossberg Maps TV's Affective Economy."
        This issue is entitled "Postmodern Screen."

• Grossberg, Lawrence. "Is There Rock After Punk?" Critical Studies in Mass Communication (March 1986), 3(1):70, 72.

• Grossberg, Lawrence. "Postmodernity and Affect: All Dressed Up with No Place to Go." Communication (1988), 10(3-4):276-277, 281, 282, 292.
        Refers to Baudrillard's description of the postmodern as a virus that leaps across social domains and also discusses his view of affective communication.

• Grossberg, Lawrence. "Rockin' with Reagan, or the Mainstreaming of Postmodernity." Cultural Critique (1988), 10:136, 137.
        Cites Baudrillard's remark about the supercession of reality and says that between Disneyland and LA, are we certain which is less real or less crazy as an inhabitable space?

• Grusin, Richard A. "'Put God in Your Debt': Emerson's Economy of Expenditure ." PMLA (January 1988), 103(1):36, 43n10, 44.
        Cites Baudriilard's critique of Marx's concept of the mode of production, which extends Bataille's concept of "symbolic expenditure," and his characterization of the affinity between the circulation of gifts in the economy of gift exchange and the circulation of words in a linguistic economy.

• Grzimc Mauhler, Marina. "Baudrillardova televizija." Filozofski Vestnik/Acta Philosophia (1993), 14(1) 1:21-30.

• Guattari, Felix. "Interpretance and Significance " Semiotica (1981), Special Supplement:123, 125.
        Translated by Rosemary De Vere.
        This special supplement is entitled: "Polyphonic Linguistics: The Many Voices of Émile Benveniste," edited by Sylvère Lotringer and Thomas Gora.
        Refers to Baudrillard's discussion of connotation and denotation and that denotation maintains itself entirely on the basis of the myth of objectivity.

• Gubrium, Jaber F. and James A. Holstein. "Grounding the Postmodern Self." Sociological Quarterly (November 1994), 35(4):686, 688-689, 701.

• Gubrium, Jaber F. and James A. Holstein. "Individual Agency, the Ordinary, and Postmodern Life." Sociological Quarterly (Summer 1995), 36(3):555, 557, 566, 567.

• Gudeman, Stephen. "Remodeling the House of Economics: Culture and Innovation." American Ethnologist (February 1992), 19(1):152n1, 153.

• Guerrin, Michel. "Baudrillard côté chambre noire. La philosophe expose ses images: un éloge manqué de la banalité et du detail." Le Monde (January 27, 1993), 14930:15.
        On the exhibition of Baudrillard's photographs at Galerie Gérard Piltzer, 78 avenue Champs-Elysées, 750008.

• Guibert-Sledziewski, Elisabeth. "Une culture de régression." Raison Présente (1988), 88:103.

• Guibert-Sledziewski, Elisabeth. "L'an 2000 passera-t-il?" Pensée (January-February 1986), 249:100-109.
        Issue is on "L'homme et citoyen de l'an II à l'an 2000."

• Guigou, Jacques. "La formation comme équivalence et comme diff'érence." Les Temps Modernes (July 1975), 30(348):1977.

• Guillory, John. "Canonical and Non-Canonical - A Critique of the Current Debate." ELH: English Literary History (Fall 1987), 54(3):493, 494, 522n16, 523n19.

• Gullestad, Marianne. "Mot nye former for "holisme"? Om a vage a vaere uvitenskapelig pa en vitenskapelig mate "Tidsskrift for Samfunnsforskning [Norway] (1986), 27(6):568.

• Gunew, Sneja. "Framing Marginality: Distinguishing the Textual Politics of the Marginal Voice." Southern Review [Adelaide] (July 1985), 18(2):147, 156n17.

• Gupta, Akhil and James Ferguson. "Beyond 'Culture': Space, Identity, and the Politics of Difference." Cultural Anthropology (February 1992), 7(1):6, 21.
        They explore how the renewed interest in theorizing space in postmodernist and feminist theory -- including here Baudrillard -- embodied in such notions as surveillance, panoticism, simulacra, deterritorialization, postmodern hyperspace, borderlands, and marginality, forces us to reevaluate concepts such as culture and cultural difference.

• Gupta, Dipankar. "Can Postmodernism be Universalised? Derrida and Baudrillard in the Tropics." Contributions to Indian Sociology (January-December 1995), 29(1-2):393-407.

• Gusevich, Miriam. "Decoration and Decorum, Adolf Loos's Critique of Kitsch." New German Critique (Winter 1988), 43:105n25.