" Arguing the real object has been superseded by its image, thus generating hyperreality, for 10 points, name this work by Jean Baudrillard.
This work argues that a strike "regenerates the ideal of a possible university" and posits that "pedagogical incest" has replaced the relationship between work and knowledge in academia. Besides chapters like "The Spiraling Cadaver" and "Value's Last Tango", this work claims that the Pompidou Centre is an incinerator absorbing cultural energy in its chapter on "The Beauborg Effect." This work claims that the modern era is characterized by a "liquidation of all referentials" and posits three orders of its first title concept, the second of which is associated with mass reproduction and the Industrial Revolution. This work's first chapter, named for the precession of one of the title concepts, claims that a Borges fable about a map exactly covering an Empire's territory "has come full circle for us." Arguing the real object has been superseded by its image, thus generating hyperreality, for 10 points, name this work by Jean Baudrillard.
This work argues that a strike "regenerates the ideal of a possible university" and posits that "pedagogical incest" has replaced the relationship between work and knowledge in academia.
{Simulacra} and {Simulation} or {Simulacres et Simulation}