Lexicon of Arguments

 

Blask I 16
Theories/Baudrillard: Baudrillard shares Foucault's denial of Freudian and Marxist theories of repression and liberation.
>Politics/Foucault, >Biopolitics/Foucault.
Blask I 38
Theory/Baudrillard: the theory presents itself as a simulation, seduction and fatal strategy at the same time. No more logic, analysis and striving for recognizes it to determine this kind of theorizing.
>Simulation/Baudrillard.
The real thing simply does not belong to its actual field of investigation. Baudrillard sees himself as the only person responsible for the virtual.
Blask I 67
Theory/Baudrillard: theory is perhaps the only fatal strategy. Instead of criticism and negativity: to push things on their already-chosen path to the point where they perish by themselves and escape any access.
Blask I 124
Theory/Baudrillard: a theory does not serve to gain new absolute knowledge, but to refute the fact that this strategy could be successful.
Cf. >Practise.