Value and Perception
Value is not inherent in commodities; rather, it stems from complex social arrangements and agreements within society. The reality is that consumers often overlook the intricate web of labor and relationships behind the products they purchase, focusing instead on the immediate satisfaction of owning something desirable. As we engage with items like a new pair of shoes, we rarely consider them as symbols of social relations, but rather as objects of personal enjoyment.In this clip
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Episode #171 ... Guy Debord - The Society of the Spectacle
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