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020			_a9781584351290
037			_cTextual
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100			_aBaudrillard, Jean
245			_aThe Divine Left: A chronicle of the years 1977-1984
260			_aUSA _bSemiotext(e) _c2014
300			_a151p. _bIncludes notes
490			_aSemiotext(e) foreign agent
520			_aFirst published in French in 1985, The Divine Left is Jean Baudrillard's chronicle of French political life from 1977 to 1984. It offers the closest thing to political analysis to be found from a thinker who has too often been regarded as apolitical. Gathering texts that originally appeared as newspaper commentary on François Mitterand's rise to power as France's first Socialist president and the Socialist Party's fraught alliance with the French Communist Party, The Divine Left in essence presents Baudrillard's theory of the simulacrum as it operates in the political sphere.
650			_aPhilosophy
650			_aPolitics _9265771
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