Baudrillard Flashcards

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What is Baudrillard’s theory?

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How everything isn’t what it is anymore

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What does he say in simple terms?

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That we’re viewing our world through false images instead of a reality as we used to have

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What is the idea of the theory?

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That our current society has replaced all reality and meaning with symbols and signs and that human experience is a simulation of reality

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How does he describe hyperreality?

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As a norm and that it is a division between real and simulation

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Audiences are constantly bombarded with media and what has happened because of this?

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That media images have come to seem more real then the reality they supposedly represent

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How does Baudrillard’s Theory relate to Media Language and News?

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It applies to any cultural product and it means we can relate it to news about celebrities who are famous for being famous

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What is a disadvantage of Baudrillard’s theory in relation to news?

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High level theory and isn’t specifically related to news

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What is simulacrum?

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An image or representation of someone or something and this becomes a simulation which is a reality we accept

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