Adorno e Horkheimer: critique of capitalist system and its form of alienation
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Form of alienation. Criticism of capitalism. Cultural Industry.Abstract
The present work intends to analyze the context in which the Cultural Industry determines what to do and how to do it through advertising, entertainment, economic power, as well as cultural goods in merchandise that provoke alienating behavior, restricting the capacity for critical consciousness. In this context, theorists such as Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer develop important reflections on the mechanisms that the capitalist system uses for new advances and also establishes itself in society. Analyzing the need for reflection and behavior change regarding what is conceivable in the mechanisms of leisure, entertainment and consumption, and we observe it as being real, we must seek to question and sharpen critical thinking in relation to the production propagated by the Cultural Industry in our daily lives. day. The objective is to understand what alienation is and how it appears today, questioning the relationship between alienation and the Cultural Industry in society.
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