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selfhood; individual identity (from Latin "ipse" for self)

88

The presupposed Adamic ipseity is priceless.

—p.88 by Jean Baudrillard
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The presupposed Adamic ipseity is priceless.

—p.88 by Jean Baudrillard
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(adjective) marked by wantonness; lecherous / (adjective) salacious / (adjective) having a smooth or slippery quality

88

I slipped into this tricky business like a cat into a sack, and all the lubricious vipers began to writhe.

—p.88 by Jean Baudrillard
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I slipped into this tricky business like a cat into a sack, and all the lubricious vipers began to writhe.

—p.88 by Jean Baudrillard
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the theory and methodology of interpretation, especially the interpretation of biblical texts, wisdom literature, and philosophical texts

95

Might you perhaps hurl yourself into the void through this therapeutic window? How about a hermeneutic window from which to hurl yourself beyond meaning? Or an existential window from which to hurl yourself out of existence and the perpetual reason for existing?

I'm just spitballing here but I think he's undergoing some medical treatment

—p.95 by Jean Baudrillard
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6 years, 3 months ago

Might you perhaps hurl yourself into the void through this therapeutic window? How about a hermeneutic window from which to hurl yourself beyond meaning? Or an existential window from which to hurl yourself out of existence and the perpetual reason for existing?

I'm just spitballing here but I think he's undergoing some medical treatment

—p.95 by Jean Baudrillard
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6 years, 3 months ago

(adjective) sooty / (adjective) obscure murky / (adjective) having a dark or dusky color

103

More and more democratic, liberal, pluralistic, exchangist, 'cultural', fuliginous

—p.103 by Jean Baudrillard
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More and more democratic, liberal, pluralistic, exchangist, 'cultural', fuliginous

—p.103 by Jean Baudrillard
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(adjective) truthful veracious / (adjective) not illusory; genuine

114

When you take away verisimiltude, you do not automatically find the veridical but, perhaps, the implausible.

—p.114 by Jean Baudrillard
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When you take away verisimiltude, you do not automatically find the veridical but, perhaps, the implausible.

—p.114 by Jean Baudrillard
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an ancient religious movement that has to do with duality? "an elaborate dualistic cosmology describing the struggle between a good, spiritual world of light, and an evil, material world of darkness"

122

we must defend a Manichaean, antagonistic form of Evil, a form of genius, a form of the reversibility of each

—p.122 by Jean Baudrillard
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we must defend a Manichaean, antagonistic form of Evil, a form of genius, a form of the reversibility of each

—p.122 by Jean Baudrillard
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(noun) the definition of form in painting without abrupt outline by the blending of one tone into another

124

Porno sfumato is, in the end, much more erotic than the message 'in clear'. More generally, every clear signification is anti-erotic.

—p.124 by Jean Baudrillard
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Porno sfumato is, in the end, much more erotic than the message 'in clear'. More generally, every clear signification is anti-erotic.

—p.124 by Jean Baudrillard
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a category of people within the Soviet Union and other Eastern Bloc countries who held various key administrative positions in the bureaucracy running all spheres of those countries' activity

126

visceral distaste for the elites, for castes, culture and the nomenklatura. Do we have to choose between the moronic masses and the arrogant privileged classes

—p.126 by Jean Baudrillard
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visceral distaste for the elites, for castes, culture and the nomenklatura. Do we have to choose between the moronic masses and the arrogant privileged classes

—p.126 by Jean Baudrillard
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(noun) an irregular limestone region with sinkholes, underground streams, and caverns

141

At the foot of these karstic cliffs

—p.141 by Jean Baudrillard
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At the foot of these karstic cliffs

—p.141 by Jean Baudrillard
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