The spectacle is capital to such a degree of accumulation that it becomes an image. 12:31 AM Dec 11th, 2007 from web |
The more his life is now his product, the more lie is separated from his life. 5:39 PM Dec 10th, 2007 from web |
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Separated from his product, man himself produces all the details of his world with ever increasing power, 6:13 PM Dec 8th, 2007 from web |
What grows with the economy in motion for itself can only be the very alienation which was at its origin. 2:04 AM Dec 5th, 2007 from web |
Economic expansion is mainly the expansion of this specific industrial production. 2:58 AM Dec 4th, 2007 from web |
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The spectacle is the map of this new world, a map which exactly covers its territory. 12:45 PM Nov 28th, 2007 from web |
All the time and space of his world become foreign to him with the accumulation of his alienated products. 9:09 PM Nov 26th, 2007 from web |
The success of this production, its abundance, returns to the producer as an abundance of dispossession. 11:13 PM Nov 25th, 2007 from web |
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This is why the spectator feels at home nowhere, because the spectacle is everywhere. 1:56 PM Nov 23rd, 2007 from web |
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The externality of the spectacle in relation to the active man appears in the fact that his own gestures are no longer his but those 12:34 PM Nov 21st, 2007 from web |
the more he accepts recognizing himself in the dominant images of need, the less he understands his own existence and his own desires. 1:28 PM Nov 20th, 2007 from web |
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The alienation of the spectator to the profit of the contemplated object (which is the result of his own unconscious activity) is expressed 1:27 PM Nov 20th, 2007 from web |
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What binds the spectators together is no more than an irreversible relation at the very center which maintains their isolation. 4:04 PM Nov 14th, 2007 from web |