Rodeux·Aug 29Why Read Saussure? Learning to See the System“Where there are signs there is a system.” — Jonathan Culler, Saussure (1976)A response icon1A response icon1
Rodeux·Jul 26Between Inclusion and Exclusion: Writing, Semiology and the Linguistic Object in SaussureAbstract:
Rodeux·Jul 19The Forgotten Category: Marxist Critique and the Question of LanguageThe Problem: When Critical Concepts Become Obvious
Rodeux·May 13Baudrillard and the Logic of Consumption: Freud, Saussure, and Lévi-StraussIntroduction: Consumption as a System of Signs
Rodeux·May 10Consumption as Language: Baudrillard Between Marx and SaussureThesis: Baudrillard Saussureanizes Political Economy
Rodeux·May 4From Linguistic Value to Simulation: Saussure and Baudrillard on the Disappearance of SubstanceIntroduction
Rodeux·Apr 30Subtracting the Real: Language, Reality, and Symbolic Exhaustion in BaudrillardThe Problem of Too Much Reality
Rodeux·Apr 21Consumption and Its Linguistic Structure: Baudrillard, Lacan, and the Semiotics of DesireIntroduction — From Production to Signification
