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The Society of the Spectacle

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Guy Debord argues that modern production has reorganized social life around representations, separating lived experience from the images that stand for it. His political theory treats the spectacle as a relationship between people, expressed through advertising, news and entertainment. The discussion connects this condition to the organization of production, consumption and the possibility of social change.

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Guy Debord

Guy Debord was a French philosopher, art critic, filmmaker, and Marxist theorist. He also founded a Letterist faction, was a founding member of the Situationist International, and was a member of the Letterist International. His multifaceted life and career had a profound impact on critical theory and cultural discourse.

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First published
1967
Reading time
About 2 hours
Pages
120
Language
English
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