Jean Baudrillard. Cultural Identity and Politics. 2002 4/8

[guerrillaroach]

Culture is a way of understanding and behaving that exists within a common group/s. It has rules that participants act out and believe in. Culture evolves with the understandings of those involved, and is at its worst when it has a reason to stagnate. Criticism is needed within and without any culture. There is a modern tendency avoid criticising culural practices as to avoid offence. This is bad. Cultural evolution is extremely important and should have the best minds working at it.

[9407113678]

I am completely anti-criticism. In the sense that true criticism has yet to be developed but more importantly is not permitted, allowed or accepted in any existing form or if it has existed is being strangled into submission and non-existence by the prevailing conditioning of existing space time bannalities and all reproduction through the means of capital.

[pokeweedpathos]

Pious myth.

[BuggedSatelite]

Nice criticism there.

[uncomonsense]

Want to have some fun? Use informal logic/critical reasoning to break down what Jean is actually saying/not saying. You will not be left with much other than unsupported feelings and points of view. It is an interesting point of view, and therefore, I think, valuable. But he is not really saying anything or putting forth an argument supporting his conclusions.

[AmigaFalcon]

Traditional logic is a prison.

You fail.

Try "Grey Logic". You will grow.

[naumanhumayun]

Ahaha... great

[FroSanchez]

"i'm only pessimistic, but you are a murderer."

... haha.