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S/P/178. 'God himself has only been his own simulacrum' (NATC, 1735). Elaborate on Baudrillard's position with reference to Rushdie's short story 'The Prophet's Hair'.

(2007, 2000 words)
The paper examines the concept of simulacrum deliberating on the difference between a simulation of the real and a representation of the real and approaching this problem from the perspective of Jean Baudrillard's theory and the ideas of Salman Rushdie related to the 'signs of God'.


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S/P/178. 'God himself has only been his own simulacrum' (NATC, 1735). Elaborate on Baudrillard's position with reference to Rushdie's short story 'The Prophet's Hair'.