Eddie Yeghiayan
Kellner, Douglas M. ed. Baudrillard: A
Critical Reader.
Cambridge, Mass. & Oxford:
Blackwell,
1994.
Contents:
Kellner, Douglas."Introduction: Jean Baudrillard in the
Fin-de-Millennium":1-23
1. Gottddiener, Mark. "The System of Objects and the Commodification
of Everyday Life:The Early Baudrillard":25-40
2. Best, Steven. "The Commodification of Reality and the Reality of
Commodification: Baudrillard, Debord, and Postmodern Theory":41-67
3. Poster, Mark. "Critical Theory and Technoculture: Habermas and
Baudrillard":68-88
4. Sawchuck, Kim. "Semiotics, Cybernetics, and the Ecstasy of
Marketing Communications":89-116
5. Tseëlon, Efrat. "Fashion and Signification in
Baudrillard":119-132
6. Epstein, Jonathon S. and Epstein Margarete J. "Fatal Forms: Toward
a (Neo) Formal Sociological Theory of Media Culture":135-149
7. Cook, Deborah. "Symbolic Exchange in Hyperreality":150-167
8. Schoonmaker, Sara. "Capitalism and the Code: A Critique of
Baudrillard's Third Order Simulacrum":168-188
9. Derian, James Der. "Simulation: The Highest Stage of
Capitalism?"189-207
10. Luke, Timothy. "Aesthetic Production and Cultural Politics:
Baudrillard and Contemporary Art":209-226
11. Zurgrugg, Nicholas. "Baudrillard, Modernism, and
Postmodernism":227-255
12. Goshorn, A. Keith. "Valorizing 'the Feminine' while Rejecting
Feminism? - Baudrillard's Feminist Provocations":257-291
13. Genosko, Gary. "The Drama of Theory: Vengeful Objects and Wily
Props":292-312
14. Bogard, William. "Baudrillard, Time, and the End":313-333