![]() ![]() ![]() Present-day technology has reduced the need for any human interactions, for instance, a lot of people cannot remember the last time they asked for directions from a passer-by, most people use Google Maps or perhaps Siri. Despite his unfortunate demise, Debord’s concepts and ideas still live on and are clearly witnessed in our daily lives. The media interprets the world for us breaking the barrier of time and distance providing an impression of a connected universe. Organizations have found new ways to manufacture new desires and aspirations in our minds to create a necessity for their products. He later concludes that media actively alters human perception, interactions, and relationships. However, Debord was not entirely against new technology but objected to the use of these technologies for economic gain.īy quoting Marxist philosophy on alienation and commodity fetishism, Debord examines the direct connection between mass media and the economy. ![]() The book narrates how human beings have become so technology-driven that they have forgotten to actually live through their experiences. The Society of the Spectacle is one of the most revolutionary texts of all time written by Guy Debord. Written by people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community. ![]()
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