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Société de consommation
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La Société de Consommation (The Consumer Society) is a critical analysis of consumerism in post-World War II society.
Baudrillard examines how consumer culture shapes individual identity and social structures.
He argues that consumption is no longer simply about satisfying needs but has become a system of signs and symbols that create meaning and status.
Baudrillard explores how advertising, media, and fashion contribute to the construction of a hyperreality where commodities are fetishized and individuals are alienated from their true desires.
The book offers a critique of modern capitalism and its impact on culture and human experience.
Baudrillard examines how consumer culture shapes individual identity and social structures.
He argues that consumption is no longer simply about satisfying needs but has become a system of signs and symbols that create meaning and status.
Baudrillard explores how advertising, media, and fashion contribute to the construction of a hyperreality where commodities are fetishized and individuals are alienated from their true desires.
The book offers a critique of modern capitalism and its impact on culture and human experience.
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