/lit/ - Literature

>>9644947
I think it has to do with different conceptions of time. Baudrillard repudiated all psychoanalysis, Land embraces D&G. Baudrillard's own fascination with "the reality principle" is something that Land I don't think is going to touch with a ten-foot-pole.

I don't know. It's fascinating to compare them though. Like Land, Baudrillard was also a proto-reactionary, getting lost in Capital and emerging on the other side with more Nietzsche and less Marx.

>>9644958
The thing here is that split between future-oriented reactionaries and past-oriented ones. The future ones I think are secretly leftists gone through the wormhole and battling with themselves, the past-oriented ones are resisting that wormhole.

>>9644962
>So Baudrillard thinks shit will never hit the fan?
Free play of the signifier. The moment the shit hits the fan we enter into the zero-g world of shit/fan/everywhere/all the time, the domain of "sorcery." In a semiological sense it's already hit the fan, in other words.

Land threads, always a winner.