pinningAntaeuss
Pinning Antaeus is a philosophical thought experiment attributed to Jean Baudrillard, a French philosopher and sociologist. The concept is explored in his book "Simulacres et Simulation" (1981), where Baudrillard discusses the nature of reality and simulation in modern society.
In the context of Pinning Antaeus, the story is drawn from ancient Greek mythology, in which Antaeus,
In Pinning Antaeus, the philosopher suggests that individuals constantly grapple with finding solid ground or core
Critics argue that through Pinning Antaeus, Baudrillard focuses on describing a depthless nature of this modern