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1. www.oxfordreference.com › display › 10Symbolic exchange - Oxford Reference

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   Overview. symbolic exchange. Quick Reference. Jean Baudrillard's theory for a model of exchange which existed prior to capitalism in which goods and actions that have no intrinsic value are exchanged for purely symbolic reasons.

2. plato.stanford.edu › entries › baudrillardJean Baudrillard - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Apr 22, 2005 · Whereas in Symbolic Exchange and Death (1993a [1976]), Baudrillard sketched out ultra-revolutionary perspectives as a radical alternative, taking symbolic exchange as his ideal, he now takes seduction as his alternative to production and communicative interaction.

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4. baudrillardstudies.ubishops.ca › revisitingRevisiting Symbolic Exchange: Baudrillard’s Aristocratic ...

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   Symbolic exchange posits the insistence of a primary, and primal, dimension of interaction that precedes and grounds the rational and economic commerce between parties. It does not so much appeal to a primitive or primal aspect of the human experience as take its departure from this aspect.

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   Oct 2, 2021 · Jean Baudrillard’s theoretical system contains two significant categories of analysis: an anthropological notion of symbolic exchange, which is contrasted with that of simulation.

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6. literariness.org › 2018/02/26 › key-theories-of-jeanKey Theories of Jean Baudrillard – Literary Theory and Criticism

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   Feb 26, 2018 · He then argues that it is necessary to distinguish four different logics: (1) The logic of practical operations, which corresponds to use-value; (2) The logic of equivalence, which corresponds to exchange-value; (3) The logic of ambivalence, which corresponds to symbolic exchange; and (4) the logic of difference, which corresponds to sign-value.

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   Within the broad macro camp, two perspectives dominate: functionalism and conflict theory. Within the micro camp, two other perspectives exist: symbolic interactionism and utilitarianism (also called rational choice theory or exchange theory) (Collins, 1994).

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   What is symbolic exchange?

   • From: symbolic exchange in A Dictionary of Critical Theory » Subjects: Literature — Literary theory and cultural studies Jean Baudrillard's theory for a model of exchange which existed prior to capitalism in which goods and actions that have no intrinsic value are exchanged for purely symbolic reasons.

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   Is symbolic exchange a performative?

   • It is like a performative, in this respect, because it is the fact of the exchange being made that is socially significant in symbolic exchange, not the nature of substance of what is exchanged. In so-called ‘primitive’ societies, exchanges had to be made in a way that did not obligate the receiver to reciprocate and thus incur a debt.

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   Does Symbolic Exchange represent a radical aristocratic critique?

   • This is the final sense in which symbolic exchange represents a radical and formally aristocratic critique. The rules of the game are not explicit, and cannot be made so. As with the aristocratic circle, to be ignorant of the rules is unimaginable; to flout them is vulgar; to ask what they are a sign of poor breeding.

   Revisiting Symbolic Exchange: Baudrillard’s Aristocratic Critique

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   What is symbolic exchange and death?

   • Symbolic Exchange and Death and the succeeding studies in Simulation and Simulacra (1994 ) articulate the principle of a fundamental rupture between modern and postmodern societies and mark Baudrillard’s departure from the problematic of modern social theory.

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   We will argue that-trust may be created through the exchange of symbolic goods of various types. The goods are symbolic in the sense that their principal utility lies in their capacity to symbolize the nature of the relationship between the receiver and the giver of the gifts.