In the Shadow of the Silent Majorities (Semiotext(e)   Foreign Agents)  By  Jean Baudrillard
2007 | 131 Pages | ISBN: 1584350385 | PDF | 4 MB
Published one year after Forget Foucault, In the Shadow of the Silent                  Majorities (1978) may be the most important sociopolitical manifesto of the                  twentieth century: it calls for nothing less than the end of both sociology and                  politics. Disenfranchised revolutionaries (the Red Brigades, the Baader-Meinhof                  Gang) hoped to reach the masses directly through spectacular actions, but their                  message merely played into the hands of the media and the state. In a media society                  meaning has no meaning anymore; communication merely communicates itself. Jean                  Baudrillard uses this last outburst of ideological terrorism in Europe to showcase                  the end of the "Social." Once invoked by Marx as the motor of history, the masses no                  longer have sociological reality. In the electronic media society, all the masses                  can do--and all they will do--is enjoy the spectacle. In the Shadow of the Silent                  Majorities takes to its ultimate conclusion the "end of ideologies" experienced in                  Europe after the Soviet invasion of Hungary and the death of revolutionary illusions                  after May 1968. Ideological terrorism doesn't represent anything anymore, writes                  Baudrillard, not even itself. It is just the last hysterical reaction to discredited                  political illusions.

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