© musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac
17 Sep 2010 18 Sep 2010

Jean Baudrillard

Seduction, illusion, impossible exchange

Two study days will bring together philosophers, architects, sociologists and anthropologists to debate the concepts of seduction, illusion and impossible exchange in tribute to the thinking and works of Jean Baudrillard.

Based on the links developed by Jean Baudrillard and Jean Nouvel between architecture and philosophy, three half days of discussions were held on the ideas of radical space, dual space and primitive space.

These study days highlighted one of the most unique notions of our era, the uncategorisable and free thinking of the author of over thirty works, including The Consumer Society, Seduction and Symbolic Exchange and Death which will serve as the centre of the discussions during the morning dedicated to primitive space.

Jean Nouvel himself, a friend of Jean Baudrillard, opened this event which was attended by Paul Virilio, Philippe Descola, Alain Touraine, Boris Groys, Françoise Gaillard, Paolo Fabbri, François L’Yvonnet, Candido Mendes, Sylvère Lotringer, Enrique Valiente Noailles, François Séguret and many more.

  • Free entry (subject to available places)
    Gratuit (dans la limite des places disponibles)

  • Place:  Théâtre Claude Lévi-Strauss
  • TimeSlots:
    From Friday 17 September 2010 to Saturday 18 September 2010
  • Accessibility:
    • Handicap moteur
  • Public: Researcher, student
  • Categorie : Symposia

Around the event

Guided tours, workshops, concerts, etc.
all activities organized as part of the event

Around the event