Introducing Critical Theory: A Graphic Guide (Graphic Guides Book 0)
In its broad outlines this theory maintains that the restructuring of the world economy, in particular the computer and information revolutions, have ushered in a phase of capitalist development, partially anticipated by Marx in the Grundrisse, in which science becomes the main productive force and the valorization process is fueled by the cognitiv
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they (particularly the young) wondered if the system was corrupt, if the mass society and its consumptive drive wasn’t a kind of fascist dictator and the public duped to give it the duty it called for. Particularly, the segment of young people now roaming university campuses began to wonder if conformity was actually just another word for manipulat
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Thus inequality in our time. Is it a political stability problem? Perhaps in a controlocracy backed by big militaries, no. Is it a moral problem? But morality is a question of ideology, one’s imaginary relationship to the real situation, and many find it easy to imagine that you get what you deserve, and so on. So morality is a slippery business. S
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