Play as the ultimate form of commodity fetishism
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On this book, Daniel Bensid worked in the last months of his life.
It addresses various themes: "Fetishized cost of goods", "Society of the play", "class consciousness", "criticism of everyday life", but they all converge to the central question: what happened today with the desire of the revolution?
Is it still possible to talk about the revolutionary class, which is essentially and by definition is the working class, the proletariat? Is there another revolution on the agenda, is it important and indisputable subject of consciousness? And if not, why?
It addresses various themes: "Fetishized cost of goods", "Society of the play", "class consciousness", "criticism of everyday life", but they all converge to the central question: what happened today with the desire of the revolution?
Is it still possible to talk about the revolutionary class, which is essentially and by definition is the working class, the proletariat? Is there another revolution on the agenda, is it important and indisputable subject of consciousness? And if not, why?
Author:
Author:Besnesid Daniel
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-88230-284-8
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