Cool premonitions: Jean Baudrillard’s America version 2.0

IF 2.1 2区社会学 Q2 SOCIOLOGY

Sociological Review Pub Date : 2022-08-30 DOI:10.1177/00380261221109043

Eleanor Clist, Samuel Fulton, Graeme Gilloch, Shelan Holden, Tania Mergea, William Redman, Lea Rüegg, Oliver Simpson, Marta Wójtowicz, Leksa Zhang, Oliver Simpson, Graeme Gilloch

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Abstract

Jean Baudrillard’s highly controversial book America (published in French 1986, English translation 1988) constitutes the point of departure for an undergraduate class writing project which began in 2020. Students were encouraged to respond to the following prompt: what would an America 2.0 look like today in the midst of the Trump presidency? Here we have assembled and arranged the numerous fragments contributed by the students and the editors as a collaborative enterprise in thinking and writing differently.

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酷预感:让·鲍德里亚的美国2.0版

让·鲍德里亚(Jean Baudrillard)极具争议的著作《美国》(1986年法文版出版，1988年英译本)构成了2020年开始的本科写作项目的起点。学生们被鼓励回答以下问题:在特朗普担任总统期间，今天的美国2.0会是什么样子?在这里，我们将学生和编辑们贡献的大量片段进行了整理和整理，作为一项以不同的方式思考和写作的合作事业。

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Sociological Review SOCIOLOGY-

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