Jean Baudrillard Quote

Take provocation, for instance, which is the opposite and the caricature of seduction. It says: "I know that you want to be seduced, and I will seduce you." Nothing could be worse than betraying this secret rule. Nothing could be less seductive than a provocative smile or inciteful behaviour, since both presuppose that one cannot be seduced naturally and that one needs to be blackmailed into it, or through a declaration of intent: "Let me seduce you"


The Ecstasy of Communication (1987)


Take provocation, for instance, which is the opposite and the caricature of seduction. It says: I know that you want to be seduced, and I will seduce ...

Take provocation, for instance, which is the opposite and the caricature of seduction. It says: I know that you want to be seduced, and I will seduce ...

Take provocation, for instance, which is the opposite and the caricature of seduction. It says: I know that you want to be seduced, and I will seduce ...

Take provocation, for instance, which is the opposite and the caricature of seduction. It says: I know that you want to be seduced, and I will seduce ...