Texts about Jean Baudrillard: Raaij, W. Fred Van to Rybalka, Michel

Eddie Yeghiayan

• Raaij, W. Fred Van. "Postmodern Consumption." Journal of Economic Psychology (September 1993), 14(3):558, 562.
        Refers to Baudrillard's view that value is sign-value created during consumption when the images belonging to the product or brand is recreated as a benefit for the consumer.

• Rabaté, François. "De la communication aux médias: un repositionnement de l'appareil éducatif?" Langue Française (May 1986), 70:113n3, 127.

• Racevskis, Karlis. "The Discourse of Michel Foucault: A Case of an Absent and Forgettable Subject." Humanities in Society (Winter 1980), 3(1):41, 47-52, 52nn3, 28-32,

• Racevskis, Karlis. "The Theoretical Violence of a Catastrophical Strategy." Diacritics (Fall 1979), 9(3):33-42.
        Review of Jean Baudrillard's L'Échange symbolique et la mort (1976) and Oublier Foucault (1977).

• Racine, Luc. "Nouvelles thérapies et nouvelle culture." Sociologie et Sociétés (1977), 9:35n6.

• Raczymow, Henri. "De Dieu à la l'information." In his La Mort du grand écrivain: Essai sur la fin de la littérature, pp. 35-43. Paris: Stock, 1994.

• Radaway, Paul. "Exploring the Subject in Hyper-Reality." In Steve Pile and Nigel Thrift, eds.,

  Mapping the Subject: Geographies of Cultural Transformation, pp. 241-266. London & New York: Routledge, 1995.

• Ragone, Gerardo. "Consumption Diffusion: Elite Phenomena and Mass Processes." International Sociology (September 1996), 11(3):310, 312, 314.

• Rail, Geneviève and Jean Harvey. "Body at Work: Michel Foucault and the Sociology of Sport." Sociology of Sport Journal (1995), 12(2):175, 176.

• Rainwater, Catherine. "The Semiotics of Dwelling in Leslie Marmon Silko's Ceremony." American Journal of Semiotics (1992), 9(2-3):223, 237n6, 238.

• Rajan, Roby. "Art, Economy, and the Differentiation of Value." Alternatives (October-December 1996), 21(4):425-426, 436n9.
        Discusses Marx on use value and exchange value, Baudrillard's criticisms and the Marxist counter arguments.

• Rajchman, John. Constructions, p. 59. Foreword by Paul Virilio. Writing Architecture. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 1998.

• Rajchman., John. "The Postmodern Museum." Art in America (October 1985), 73(10):113, 171n3.

  On Jean-François Lyotard's exhibition "Les Immatériaux."

• Rakow, Lana F. "Gendered Technology, Gendered Practice." Critical Studies in Mass Communication (March 1988), 5(1):55, 69.
        The real monopoly, according to Baudrillard, is never that of technical means but of speech, although, the author adds, in the case of gender, one is a means to the other.

• Ramasse, François. "La chair dans l' âme (Faux-Semblants)." Positif (March 1989), 337:29n2.

  On David Cronenberg's Dead Ringers.

• Ramos, Alcida Rita. "The Hyperreal Indian." Critique of Anthropology (June 1994), 14(2):161, 167, 170.

  Says her comments are akin to what Baudrillard calls "anti-ethnology": implying the ethical and political commitment of ethnographers to the people they study, rather than to a scientistic approach to indigenous cultures.

• Rankin, Aimée. "The Parameters of 'Précious'." Art in America (September 1985), 73(9):115, 117n9.

• Rapaport, Herman. Review of Colin MacCabe, ed., The Talking Cure: Essays in Psychoanalysis and Language. Language in Society (June 1983), 12(2):260-261.

• Ratcliff, Carter. "The Work of Roy Lichtenstein in the Age of Walter Benjamin's and Jean Baudrillard's Popularity." Art in America (February 1989), 77(2):110-122, 127.

• Raulet, Gérard. "From Modernity as One-Way Street to Postmodernity as Dead-End." New German Critique (Fall 1984), 33:165.
        Translated by Max Reinhart.

  This issue is entitled "Modernity and Postmodernity."

• Raulet, Gérard. "La fin de la 'raison dans l'histoire'?." Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review (December 1983), 22(4):644.
        Quotes Baudrillard statement: "La chute de la modernité dans la mode est l'ombre de la révolution manquée, sa parodie."

• Raulet, Gérard. "La fin de la 'Raison dans l'histoire'." Social Science Information sur les Sciences Sociales (1984), 23(3):573, 575.

  Part of a Colloquium on Modernity with articles by Wladimir Krysinski, Burghart Schmidt, Wolfgang Schirmacher and Andreas Huyssen.

• Raulet, Gérard. "La fin de l'utopie." La Pensée (November-December 1985) 248: 81, 88, 90.

  Issue is on "Bloch, Lukács et le XXe siècle."

• R.,A. "Spielberg, Lucas et quelques autres." Revue du Cinéma (December 1985), 411:59.

  Ravault, René-Jean. "L'impérialisme boomerang." Revue Française d' Études Américaines (May 1985), 24-25:310n42.
        Issue is on "L'impérialisme culturel américain?"

• Raz, Aviad E. and Rina Shapira. "A Symbolic Interactionist Users Guide to the Answering Machine: 22 Reflections on Vocal Encounters in an Emerging Social World." Symbolic Interaction (Winter 1994), 17(4):425, 427.
        They connect their discussion of the answering machine and its simulation of real conversation with Baudrillard's discussion of hyperreality and the precession of simulacra.

• Raz, Jacob and Aviad E. Raz. "'America' Meets 'Japan': A Journey for Real between Two Imaginaries." Theory, Culture & Society (August 1996), 13(3):161, 174.

• Reader, Keith. "The Self and Others." In Jill Forbes and Michael Kelly, eds., French Cultural Studies: An Introduction, pp. 213-231. Oxford & New York: Oxford University Press, 1995.

• Real, Michael R. "The Postmodern Olympics: Technology and the Commodification of the Olympic Movement." Quest (February 1996), 48(1):21, 23.
        States that Steven Best and Douglas Kellner in their book Postmodern Theory decry the individualism, nihilism, and pessimism of extreme postmodern theory in Baudrillard and others and their rejection of macropolitics and the modern project of radical social reconstruction.

• Rechner, Christopher Dale. "Discursive Infections: A Critical Theory of Virus." M.A. Thesis, 1997, University of Alberta.
        Abstract in Masters Abstracts International (1998), 36(1):60.

• Redhead, Steve. "Some Reflections on Discourses on Football Hooliganism." Sociological Review (August 1991), 39(3):484-485, 486n19.

• Redhead, Steve. "Baudrillard, Amerique, and the Hyperreal World Cup." In Genevieve Rail, ed., Sport and Postmodern Times. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1998.

• Reggiori, Danielle and Alcira Saavedra. "Modèles processifs du langage." Semiotica (1986), 61(3-4):276n1, 279nn17, 20, 280n23, 281n6, 283.

• Reichert, D. "Comedia Geographica : An Absurd One-Act Play." Environment and Planning D: Society and Space (September 1987), 5(3):335.

• Reid, Ian. "Storypower: A Renewed Narratology?" Southern Review [Adelaide] (July 1985), 18(2):230n17.

• Reijnders, Frank, Marja Bloem, and Paul Groot. "De oorsprong van Europa, de verschijning van Amerika, en de verdwijning van de Indiaan." Museumjournaal [Amsterdam] (1988), 33(5-6):334-340.

• Reilly, Anne and Próspero Saíz. "Volosinov, Bennett, and the Politics of Writing." Contemporary Literature (1981), 22(4):529, 541.
        They refer to Baudrillard's outlining of the Eurocentric epistemological limitations of production and reason in The Mirror of Production (1975).

• Rengger, N.J. "No Time Like the Present: Postmodernism and Political Theory." Political Studies (September 1992), 40(3):563-564.

• Retallack, Joan. "Post-Scriptum-High-Modern." Genre (Fall-Winter 1987), 20(3-4):486, 487-488, 511.

  This issue is on "Postmodern Genres," edited by Marjorie Perloff.
       

  Reprinted in Marjorie Perloff, ed., Postmodern Genres, pp. 250-252, 268-269, 271-272. Oklahoma Project for Discourse and Theory, 5. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1989.

• Reumaux, Françoise. "De l'écriture à l'oralité." Cahiers Internationaux de Sociologie (January-June 1986), 80:33.

• Revill, David. "Report: Jean Baudrillard." Paragraph (November 1990), 13(3):293-300.

• Reynolds, David R. "Political Geography: Closer Encounters with the State, Contemporary Political Economy, and Social Theory." Progress in Human Geography (September 1993), 17(3):401.
        Quotes another writer G. O'Tuathail on Baudrillard's notion of hyperreality (in The Evil Demon of Images (1987)) in which reality has so lost any referent that scripts of the real become more real than the real itself.

• Rhodes, Pamela and Richard Godden. "The Wild Palms: Faulkner's Hollywood Novel." Amerikastudien/American Studies (1983), 28(4):453n14.

• Richards, Thomas. "The Image of Victoria in the Year of Jubilee." Victorian Studies (Autumn 1987), 3(1):29.

• Richins, Marsha L. "Valuing Things: The Public and Private Meanings of Possessions." Journal of Consumer Research (December 1994), 21(3):505, 520.

• Richman, Michèle H. "Introduction to the Collège de Sociologie: Poststructuralism Before Its Time?" Stanford French Review (Spring 1988), 12(1):93, 94.
        This issue is on Georges Bataille.

• Richman, Michèle. "Sex and Signs: The Language of French Feminist Criticism." Language and Style (Fall 1980), 13(4):79n3.

• Ridless, Robin. "Beyond the Real and the Imaginary: Chris Kraus's How to Shoot a Crime and Other Films." Millennium Film Journal (Fall-Winter 1987-1988), 19:136, 142.
        This issue is entitled "Re-Readings."

• Rikowski, Glenn. "Left Alone: End Time for Marxist Educational Theory?" British Journal of the Sociology of Education (December 1996), 17(4):443, 446.

• Riley, Roger W. "Prestige-Worthy Tourism Behavior." Annals of Tourism Research (1995), 22(3):634, 647.

• Rinehart, Robert. "Dropping Hierarchies: Toward the Study of a Contemporary Avant-Garde." Sociology of Sport Journal (1996), 13(2):165, 171.

• Risoli, Roberto. "Privato e pubblicità." Ponte: Rivista Mensile di Politica e Letteratura (February 29-March 31, 1980) 36(2-3):255n4.

• Ritson, Mark, Richard Elliott and Sue Eccles. "Reframing Ike: Commodity-Signs, Consumer Creativity and the Social/Self Dialectic." Advances in Consumer Research (1996), 23:127, 131.

• Robben, Antonius C.G.M. "Ethnographic Seduction, Transference and Resistance in Dialogues about Terror and Violence in Argentina." Ethos (March 1996), 24(1):83, 103.
        Seduction, according to Baudrillard, is the manipulation of appearances. In ethnographic research and interpretation, seduction wins researchers over through a claim to truth and authenticity. Seduction trades their critical stance as interpreters for an illusion of congeniality with their research subjects. Countertransference and introjection occur.

• Roberts, Scott D. and Kathleen S. Micken. "Le Fromage as Life: French Attitudes and Behavior Toward Cheese." Advances in Consumer Research (1996), 23:111, 118.

• Robertson, Mary F. "Deconstructive 'Contortion' and Women's Historical Practice." Poetics Today (1986), 7(4):723, 727.

• Robertson, Roland. "The Economization of Religion? Reflections on the Promise and Limitations of the Economic Approach." Social Compass (March 1992), 39(1):154, 155.

• Robins, Kevin and Frank Webster. "Broadcasting Politics: Communications and Consumption." Screen (May-August 1986), 27(3-4):34n12.

• Robinson, Cedric. "Richard Wright: Marxism and the Petite-Bourgeoisie." Race & Class (Spring 1980), 21(4):359, 367n28.

• Robinson, Cherylon and Lawrence Alfred Powell. "The Postmodern Politics of Context Definition: Competing Reality Frames in the Hill-Thomas Spectacle." Sociological Quarterly (Spring 1996), 37(2):296, 302.

• Robinson, Jack. "Myths of Dominance versus Myths of Re-Creation in O'Hagan's Tay John." Studies in Canadian Literature (1988), 13(2):168n9.

• Rochberg-Halton, Eugene. "Object Relations, Role Models, and Cultivation of the Self." Environment and Behavior (May 1984), 16(3):347, 366.

• Rochberg-Halton, Eugene. "Situation, Structure, and the Context of Meaning." Sociological Quarterly (Autumn 1982), 23(4):468, 474.

• Roche, Maurice. "Megaevents and Micro-modernization: On the Sociology of the New Urban Tourism." British Journal of Sociology (December 1992), 43(4):596n8.

• Rochlitz, Rainer. "Foreword: Between Subversion and Orthodoxy: On the Intellectual Situation in France.." In Florian Rötzer's Conversations with French Philosophers, p. 1. Atlantic Highlands, NJ: Humantities Press, 1995.
       

  Translation by Gary E. Aylesworth.

• Roderick, Rick. "Beyond a Boundary: Baudrillard and New Critical Theory." Current Perspectives in Social Theory (1989), 9:5-22.

• Rodriguez, Hipólito. "La ilusión crítica del materialismo histórico." Palabra y el Hombre (October-December 1983), 48:94-96.

• Rodríguez, Iliana and Marc Zimmerman. "First Meditations on Capital." Sub-Stance (1976), 15:161, 183nn9, 11.

• Rogers, Raymond Albert. "Nature and the Crisis of Modernity: A Critique of Contemporary Discourse on Managing the Earth." Ph.D. Dissertation, 1994, York University.
        Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (January 1996), 56(7A):2900-A.

• Rogin, Michael. "'Ronald Reagan' -- The Movie." Radical History Review (1987), 38:112n5.

• Rojek, Chris. "Baudrillard and Leisure." Leisure Studies (January 1990), 8(1):1-15.

• Rojek, Chris. "Baudrillard and Politics." In Chris Rojek and Bryan S. Turner, eds. Forget Baudrillard? pp. 107-123. London & New York: Routledge, 1993.

• Rojek, Chris and Bryan S. Turner, eds. Forget Baudrillard? London & New York: Routledge, 1993.

• Rojek, Chris and Bryan S. Turner. "Introduction: Regret Baudrillard?" In Chris Rojek and Bryan S. Turner,

  eds., Forget Baudrillard? pp. ix-xviii. London & New York: Routledge, 1993.

• Rolland de Renéville, Jacques. Qu'est-ce que créer? pp. 19, 20, 21, 22. Essais d'art et de philosophie. Paris: Vrin, 1988.

• Rollet, Jacques. "Michel Foucault et la question du pouvoir." Archives de Philosophie (October-December 1988), 51(4):661n14.

• Rose, Margaret A. "Parody and Post-Structuralist Criticism." Jahrbuch für Internationale Germanistik (1986), 18(1):99n14.

• Rose, Margaret A. "Post-Modern Pastiche." British Journal of Aesthetics (January (1991), 31(1): 28-29, 32, 33, 36nn12-14, 37nn25, 29-32.

• Rose, Nikolas. "The Death of the Social? Re-Figuring the Territory of Government." Economy and Society (August 1996), 25(3):328-329, 354.
        Discusses Baudrillard diagnosis of "the end of the social."

• Rosenau, Pauline Vaillancourt. "Health Politics Meets Post-Modernism: Its Meaning and Implications for Community Health Organizations." Journal of Health Politics Policy and Law (Summer 1994), 19(2):303.

• Rosenau, Pauline. "Once Again into the Fray: International Relations Confronts the Humanities." Millennium: Journal of International Studies (Spring 1990), 19(1):95, 105n9, 107nn51, 60, 108n92, 109nn116, 121.

• Ross, Andrew. "Baudrillard's Bad Attitude." In Diane Hunter, ed., Seduction and Theory: Readings of Gender, Representation, and Rhetoric, pp. 214-225. Urbana & Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 1989.

• Ross, Andrew. "Miami Vice: Selling in." Communication (1987), 9(3-4):319, 333.

• Rosset, Clément. "Les absences du corps." La Nouvelle Revue Française (September 1980),332: 68.

• Rossi-Landi, Ferrucio. "On Linguistic Money." Philosophy & Social Criticism (1980), 7(3-4):361, 369.
        Translated from the Italian by Heli Hernandez and Robert E. Innis.

• Rossum, Walter van. "Triumph der Leere. Zum Konvertitentum der französidchen Intellektuellen." Merkur: Deutsche Zeitschrift für europaisches Denken (April 1985), 39(4) [434]:286-287.

• Rother, James. "Face-Values on the Cutting-Room Floor: Some Versions of the Newer Realism." American Literary Realism 1870-1910 (Winter 1989), 21(2):74-75, 78, 85-86, 87-88, 94n14, 95nn29, 30, 33

• Röttgers, Kurt. "Symphilosophieren." Philosophisches Jahrbuch (1981) 88(1): 110n25.

• Röttgers, Kurt. "Povrch Duse." [The Surface of the Soul] Filosoficky Casopis [Prague] (1993), 41(4):581n64.

• Rötzer, Florian. "Introduction." In his Conversations with French Philosophers, pp. 7, 9. 10, 12, 13, 14, 33, 95, 97, 98. Atlantic Highlands: Humanities Press, 1995.
        Translation by Gary E. Aylesworth.

• Rousseau, Georges. "'No Sex Please, We're American': Erotophobia, Liberation, and Cultural History." Arcadia (1998), 33(1):12, 32, 37, 38.
        Refers to Baudrillard's essay "Hysteresis of the millenium" in The Illusion of the End (1994).
       

  The issue is entitled "Cultural History after Foucault."

• Roustang, Guy. "Travail et mode de vie." Esprit (October-November 1981), 10-11:243n2.

• Rowe, John Carlos. "From Documentary to Docudrama: Vietnam on Television in the 1980s." Genre (Winter 1988), 21(4):474n10, 476n12, 477.
        This issue is on "The Vietnam War and Postmodern Memory," edited by Gordon O. Taylor.

• Rowe, John Carlos. "Structure." In Frank Lentricchia and Thomas McLaughlin, eds., Critical Terms for Literary Study, 2^nd edition, pp. 29-30, 36. Chicago & London: University of Chicago Press, 1995.

• Rowe, John Carlos. "The Writing Class." In Mark Poster, ed., Politics, Theory, and Contemporary Culture, pp. 48, 50, 51, 52, 76-77nn6, 10, 88nn11, 12. Critical Theory Institute Books. New York: Columbia University Press, 1993.

• Rubenstein, Diane. "The Anxiety of Influence: Baudrillard and Sci-Fi Movies of the Regan Era." In William Stearns and William Chaloupka, eds., Jean Baudrillard: The Disappearance of Art and Politics, pp. 65-81. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1992.

• Rubenstein, Diane. "Food for Thought: Metonymy in the Late Foucault." Philosophy & Social Criticism (Summer 1987), 12(2-3):202-203, 212nn57-59.
       

  Issue is on "The Final Foucault: Studies on Michel Foucault's Last Works."

• Rubenstein, Diane. "The Mirror of Reproduction: Baudrillard and Reagan's America." Political Theory (November 1989),17(4):582-606.

• Rubin, Edmund L. "The New Legal Process, the Synthesis of Discourse, and the Microanalysis of Institutions." Harvard Law Review (April 1996), 109(6):1420.

• Ruddick, Nicholas. "Ballard/Crash/Baudrillard." Science-Fiction Studies (November 1992), 19(3) [58]:354-360.

• Rüle, Volker. "Nihilistische Erfahrung und Erfahrung des Nihilismus." Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie(1992), 40(7):781, 786n1, 787n24.

• Rust, V.D. Review of Barbara Becker-Cantarino's Berlin in Focus: Cultural Transformations in Germany. Comparative Education Review (February 1998), 42(1):83-85.

• Rutsky, R.L. "Visible Sins, Vicarious Pleasures: Style and Vice in Miami Vice." Sub-Stance (1988), 55:82, 82n5.

• Ryan, Michael. "Postmodern Politics." Theory, Culture and Society (June 1988), 5(2-3):562, 565-571, 576.

  Enumerates a number of ideas that the author claims Baudrillard has taken from Derrida and shows how they have veered towards nihilism and political quietism on the part of Baudrillard and his disciples.

• Rybalka, Michel. "Mario Vargas Llosa and The Real Life of Alejandro Mayta from a French Perspective."Latin American Literary Review (January-June 1987), 15(29):123, 129n11.
        Cites Baudrillard's observation that America is like a parallel world, bathed in utopia, and where reality never took hold.