Jean Baudrillard referenced Borgesâs âOn Exactitude in Scienceâ to define âsimulacraâ as one of these things unnaturally preceding the other.
A quote about the relationship between these two things was inspired by a line in a book by Eric Temple Bell and originated with a Polish thinker who pioneered âgeneral semanticsâ in the book Science and Sanity. Alfred Korzybski discussed the relationship between these two things, which together title a novel that opens with a description of a painting called Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons Dividing Up the Art Market. In that novel titled for these two things, the artist Jed Martin, who once photographed pages of Michelin travel guides, investigates the fictional murder of a character with the same name as the bookâs author. Jean Baudrillard referenced Borgesâs âOn Exactitude in Scienceâ to define âsimulacraâ as one of these things unnaturally preceding the other. For 10 points, name these two objects that title a Michel Houellebecq novel, and are used more generally to illustrate the point that an abstraction of something is not the thing itself
A quote about the relationship between these two things was inspired by a line in a book by Eric Temple Bell and originated with a Polish thinker who pioneered âgeneral semanticsâ in the book Science and Sanity.
the map and the territory [accept in either order; accept la carte et le territoire; accept anything along the lines of the map is not the territory]