...more project! ve paranoia, properly speaking, but this state of terror proper to the schizophrenic: too great a proximity of everything, the unclean promiscuity...protection, not even his own body, to protect him anymore. 132 The schizo is bereft of every scene, open to everything in spite of himself, living in the greatest...

...more projective paranoia, properly speaking, but this state of terror proper to the schizophrenic: too great a proximity of everything, the unclean promiscuity...everything which touches, invests and penetrates without resistance.'43 The subject has 'no halo of private protection, not even his own body, to protect him...

...has called an "ecstasy of communication," invoking a defenseless state "proper to the schizophrenic: too great a proximity of everything, the unclean promiscuity...protection, not even his own body, to protect him anymore."2 And so is the spectator put on edge and made more vulnerable to suggestion, more exposed...

...more projective paranoia, properly speaking, but this state of terror proper to the schizophrenic: too great a proximity of everything, the unclean promiscuity...everything which touches, invests and penetrates without resistance.169 The subject has "no halo of private protection, not even his own body, to protect him...

...exterior world of television and information. We succumb to a state of terror proper to the schizophrenic, of too great a proximity of everything, the 'unclean...touches, invests and penetrates without resistance'. The curiously erotic language of Baudrillard 's essay here, of contact that is obscene yet lunar cold,...

...perhaps even of a distinct identity, as the individual finds he must live, as Baudrillard puts it, "with no halo of private protection, not even his own body, to protect him anymore" ("Ecstasy" 132). Moreover, we need to read this notion of resistance in light of the science fiction...

...individuals who experience what Baudrillard suggests is the "state of terror proper to the schizophrenic: too great a proximity of everything, the unclean promiscuity...protection, not even his own body, to protect him anymore . . . bereft of every scene, open to everything in spite of himself, living in the greatest confusion"...

...more projective paranoia, properly speaking, but this state of terror proper to the schizophrenic: too great a proximity of everything, the unclean promiscuity...halo of private protection, not even his own body . . . The schizo is bereft of every scene, open to everything in spite of himself, living in the greatest...

...more projective paranoia, properly speaking, but this state of terror proper to the schizophrenic: too great a proximity of everything, the unclean promiscuity...protection, not even his own body, to protect him anymore. . . . The schizo is bereft of every scene, open to everything in spite ol himself, living in the greatest...

...Communication," Baudrillard describes his pathology as "this state of terror proper to the schizophrenic: too great a proximity of everything, the unclean promiscuity...without resistance, with no halo of private protection" (132). 9. A related malady afflicts James, the mathematician's assistant in DeLillo's play The Engineer...