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..., a middle ground is sought. To this end I introduce the mediating models perspective. Further, Baudrillard's example of how his position on modeling may be applied is directed at models of communication, specifically Roman Jakobson's poetic model and, in particular, my interest is in how Baudrillard...

... itself to creative encounters and new potentialities). For Genosko, then, Baudrillard conflated models and simulation by way of his fatal formula extracted from Jakobson, and collapsed the real and its representation into the hyperreal. But since there are two kinds of flotation, there is another destiny...

... are conducting into “structuralism”—or, at least, into what was labeled as such in the mid-1960s. From this standpoint, it is both the product of key authors in France (Lacan, Claude Lévi-Strauss, Roman Jakobson) and of the editorial boards of journals like CPA or publishers like François Wahl, who was behind...

... imperial power was unable to turn time into a compass or circle and have wombs devour their sons. Under these circumstances, literature can do little more than obey [Roman] Jakobson’s definition and bring the play of signifiers to the fabric of signifieds, thereby limiting itself to mere tales of time...

... of intellectuals that were relevant at the time, especially the Telquelists: Sollers, Kristeva, Barthes, Jakobson, Todorov, Foucault, and Derrida but also Deleuze and Guattari. 6 Even so, they did not really depart from structuralism, at least not as a collective. They remained Lacanian until they split up...