The Mirror of Production
By J. Baudrillard, Mark Poster. 2020
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ion and alienation of social relations, about exploiter-exploited relations, etc . , has value , strictly speaking, only when applied to our kind of social organization . To project it indiscriminately on earlier forms of domination, explaining the differences as some historical underdevelopment, is to miscomprehend all that the earlier formations can teach us about the symbolic operation of social relations .
Subfields: Anthropology, Political Science and International Relations, Sociology and Political Science
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- Greening Capitalism: Opportunities for a Green Commodity (2000, background): “Baudrillard (1975, 59) states, What [Marx] fails to recognise is that in his symbolic exchanges primitive man does not gauge himself in relation to Nature.”