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| 245 | 1 4 | ▼a The ecstasy of communication / ▼c Jean Baudrillard ; introduction by Jean-Louis Violeau ; translated by Bernard Schütze and Caroline Schütze. |
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컨텐츠정보
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Baudrillard's essential crib-book, lexicon, and companion piece to any and all of his books and a prescient portrait of our contemporary condition.
“The need to speak, even if one has nothing to say, becomes more pressing when one has nothing to say, just as the will to live becomes more urgent when life has lost its meaning.”
—from The Ecstasy of Communication
First published in France in 1987, The Ecstasy of Communication was Baudrillard's summarization of his work for a postdoctoral degree at the Sorbonne: a dense, poetically crystalline essay that boiled down two decades of radical, provocative theory into an aphoristically eloquent swan song to twentieth-century alienation. Baudrillard's quixotic effort to be recognized by the French intellectual establishment may have been doomed to failure, but this text immediately became a pinnacle to his work, a mid-career assessment that looked both forward and back. By carefully distilling the most radical elements of his previous books, Baudrillard constructed the skeleton key to all of the work that was to come in the second half of his career, and set the scene for what he termed the “obscene”: a world in which alienation has been succeeded by ceaseless communication and information. The Ecstasy of Communication is a decisive, compact description of what it means to be “wired” in our braver-than-brave new world, where sexuality has been superseded by pornography, knowledge by information, hysteria by schizophrenia, subject by object, and violence by terror.
The Ecstasy of Communication is an anti-manifesto that confronted and dispensed with such influences as Marshall McLuhan, Guy Debord, and Georges Bataille. It is an essential crib-book, lexicon, and companion piece to any and all of Baudrillard's books. Twenty-five years after its original publication, it remains not only a prescient portrait of our contemporary condition, but also a dark mirror into which we have not yet dared to look.
About the Author
Jean Baudrillard (1929–2007) was a philosopher, sociologist, cultural critic, and theorist of postmodernity who challenged all existing theories of contemporary society with humor and precision. An outsider in the French intellectual establishment, he was internationally renowned as a twenty-first century visionary, reporter, and provocateur.Jean-Louis Violeau is a sociologist and researcher at the “Architecture-Culture-Société” laboratory of the Ecole d'architecture de Paris-Malaquais in Paris. His most recent book is Les Architectes et Mai 68.
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저자소개
장 보드리야르(지은이)
프랑스의 대표적 사상가 중의 한 사람으로 1929년 7월 27일 프랑스 랭스에서 태어났다. 낭테르 대학과 도팽 대학의 사회학과 교수를 역임했다. 박사 논문 『사물의 체계』(1968)에서부터 『파타피직스』(2007)에 이르기까지 40여 년간 50여 권에 이르는 저서를 출판했으며, 그중 『시뮬라시옹』(1981)은 그의 독창적 이론을 완성해 낸 가장 중요한 저서로 손꼽힌다. 이미지와 미디어가 지배하는 세상에 대해 지속적이고 근본적인 사유를 펼쳐 온 보드리야르는 2000년대에 한국을 두 차례 방문해 이미지와 기호, 시뮬라크르들이 지배하는 세상에 대해 진술하고 비판의 메시지를 전하기도 했다. 2007년 3월 6일 장티푸스로 세상을 떠났다. 지은 책으로 『소비의 사회』, 『기호의 정치 경제학 비판을 위하여』, 『생산의 거울』, 『상징적 교환과 죽음』, 『푸코 잊기』, 『침묵하는 다수의 그늘 아래서』, 『유혹에 대하여』, 『숙명적 전략』, 『신성한 좌익』, 『차가운 기억들』, 『악의 투명성』, 『완전 범죄』, 『이타성의 형태들』 등이 있다.
Jean-louis Violeau()