1) Jean Baudrillard was a post-modern French thinker and critic who analyzed technological communications, mass communication, and computer sciences.
2) One of Baudrillard's key concepts was the idea of simulated environments and how they can alter real meanings, becoming our reality.
3) The Matrix embodies these ideas by presenting a fictional reality inside a computer program that humans believe to be the real world, unaware they are trapped in a simulated hyperreality.
1) Jean Baudrillard was a post-modern French thinker and critic who analyzed technological communications, mass communication, and computer sciences.
2) One of Baudrillard's key concepts was the idea of simulated environments and how they can alter real meanings, becoming our reality.
3) The Matrix embodies these ideas by presenting a fictional reality inside a computer program that humans believe to be the real world, unaware they are trapped in a simulated hyperreality.
1) Jean Baudrillard was a post-modern French thinker and critic who analyzed technological communications, mass communication, and computer sciences.
2) One of Baudrillard's key concepts was the idea of simulated environments and how they can alter real meanings, becoming our reality.
3) The Matrix embodies these ideas by presenting a fictional reality inside a computer program that humans believe to be the real world, unaware they are trapped in a simulated hyperreality.
1) Jean Baudrillard was a post-modern French thinker and critic who analyzed technological communications, mass communication, and computer sciences.
2) One of Baudrillard's key concepts was the idea of simulated environments and how they can alter real meanings, becoming our reality.
3) The Matrix embodies these ideas by presenting a fictional reality inside a computer program that humans believe to be the real world, unaware they are trapped in a simulated hyperreality.
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JEAN BAUDILLARD
AND THE MATRIX
LORENA HEVIA JEAN BAUDRILLARD AND THE MATRIX
JEAN BAUDILLARD (1929-2007)
POST-MODERN FRENCH THINKER
AND CRITIC _sociologist _cultural theorist _philosopher
ANALYSIS technological communications mass communication computer sciences simulated realities (computer simulation) and social changes.
Theory simulated environments and the alteration of real meanings. JEAN BAUDRILLARD AND THE MATRIX
JEAN BAUDILLARD CONCEPTS
REAL SIMULACRUM SIMULATION SIMULACRA HYPERREALITY JEAN BAUDRILLARD AND THE MATRIX
HOW DO WE KNOW THAT WHAT WE EXPERIENCE IS REAL?
WHAT IS THE REAL? HOW DO YOU DEFINE THE REAL?... The real is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain (Morpheu / The Matrix, 1999) JEAN BAUDRILLARD AND THE MATRIX
THE MATRIX EMBODIES THE POST-MODERN PHILOSOPHY AND
CRISIS IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REALITY AND THE IMAGINARY.
BAUDRILLARD THEORY advance of technologies, simulation and the effacement of the reality and hyperreality (from Simulacra and Simulation). JEAN BAUDRILLARD AND THE MATRIX
THE HUMAN REALITY AS A HYPERREALITY: FICTIONAL REALITY INSIDE A COMPUTER PROGRAM,
GENERATED THROUGH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS AND COMPUTER CODES. This hyperreality was a copy of the reality of 20th century (1999): duplicated version of the real world that looks more real and beautiful than the real one (2199: a darkness world without sun and destructed as a consequence of a war between human beings and machines). JEAN BAUDRILLARD AND THE MATRIX
THE MATRIX AS FORM OF CONTROL
A simulated reality -generated by machines- used to keep human beings blinds and passives in order to use them as a source of energy. it is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth (Morpheu / The Matrix, 1999) JEAN BAUDRILLARD AND THE MATRIX
THE MATRIX AS A NEURAL INTERACTIVE SIMULATION SYSTEM
THAT KEEP PEOPLE LIVING IN A DREAMWORLD. Human beings pass their lives growing within pods and dreaming a simulated reality. People pass their lives thinking they are living in a real world. .
