El arte de desaparecer. Entrevista a Jean Baudrillard

Hybris, Revista de Filosofí­A 11 (2):317-325 (2020)
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Abstract

In 2000, during his visit to Oslo, Jean Baudrillard was interviewed by the editor and filmmaker Truls Lie. The following text is the first edition translated into Spanish of that meeting. Despite its brevity, the French thinker outlined aspects of significance in his work and contemporary society. After the interviewer's introduction, he reviews topics such as the notions of desire and consumption; the importance and value of nihilism in his work; his relationship with postmodernism, and finally, his opinion about death.

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