In one of his books, he calls Salt Lake City "pompous Mormon symmetry" and claims Santa Cruz is an example of the "post-orgy world."  
In one of his books, he calls Salt Lake City "pompous Mormon symmetry" and claims Santa Cruz is an example of the "post-orgy world."  Besides that travelogue America, another of his collections claims "We Are All Transsexuals Now" and returns to one of his favorite topics: depictions of political suffering in "No Pity For Sarajevo."  Screened Out is less well-known than another work which likens its key concept to a map whose level of detail makes it equivalent to the actual world, a metaphor for his idea of the "hyper-real."  In his pithiest titled work, he claims the titular event actually happened on television and in the media rather than Iraq.  FTP, identify this recently deceased French postmodernist, author of Simulacra and Simulation and The Gulf War Did Not Take Place.
In one of his books, he calls Salt Lake City "pompous Mormon symmetry" and claims Santa Cruz is an example of the "post-orgy world."  
Jean {Baudrillard}