Critical vices : the myths of postmodern theory : essays / Nicholas Zurbrugg ; commentary, Warren Burt.
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| Other title: | Myths of postmodern theory. |
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| Language: | English |
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Amsterdam :
G+B Arts,
©2000.
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| Series: | Critical voices in art, theory and culture.
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1 marinetti, boccioni and electroacoustic poetry futurism and after
- chapter 2 the limits of intertextuality barthes, burroughs, gysin, culler
- chapter 3 postmodernity, métaphore manquée, and the myth of the trans-avant-garde
- chapter 4 baudrillard's amérique and the "abyss of modernity"
- chapter 5 jameson's complaint video art and the intertextual "time-wall"
- chapter 6 postmodernism and the multimedia sensibility heiner müller's hamletmachine and the art of robert wilson
- chapter 7 baudrillard, modernism, and postmodernism
- chapter 8 "apocalyptic"? "negative"? "pessimistic"? baudrillard, virilio, and technoculture
- chapter 9 baudrillard, giorno, viola and the technologies of radical illusion
- chapter 10 zurbrugg's complaint, or how an artist came to criticize a critic's criticism of the critics.