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Rick Roderick on The Masters of Suspicion

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Heidegger: The Rejection of Humanism

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Sartre: The Road to Freedom

39:57
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Marcuse: One-Dimensional Man

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Habermas: The Fragile Dignity of Humanity

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Foucault: The Disappearance of the Human

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Derrida: The Ends of Man

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Baudrillard: Fatal Strategies

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Baudrillard: Fatal Strategies

Rick RoderickDuke University

Associate Professor of Philosophy

48:02·2012·introductory level

This lecture analyzes Jean Baudrillard's concepts of the hyperreal, simulation, and the 'fractal self' within the context of 20th-century postmodernity, tracing connections to Guy Debord and exploring their implications for individual identity and collective experience.

PhilosophyPostmodernismJean BaudrillardHyperrealitySimulacra

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Rick Roderick

Associate Professor of Philosophy

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