Society of the Spectacle

absolute abstract abundance accumulation activity affirmation alienation already anarchism appearance autonomous baroque basis become Bolshevik Boorstin bourgeois bourgeoisie bureaucratic capitalism capitalist commodity communication concentrated concrete consumer consumption contradiction critique culture cyclical Dadaism dialectic dictatorship domination economy entire epoch existing expression external fact false consciousness Fascism fundamental global goal Hegel Hegelian human illusion immobile independent individual industrial International irreversible isolation labor power language Lenin lived longer Marx Marx's Marxism materialist dialectic means ment millenarian modity movement myth negation object opposite party political possession practical praxis precisely present preserves productive forces proletarian revolution proletariat pseudo-cyclical pseudo-events rational reality realization recognize remains representation revolution revolutionary organization role scientific sciousness sector separate social-democratic socialist society spec spectacle spectacular Stalin struggle surplus value survival tacle terrain theoretical theory thought of history tion totalitarian transformed Trotskyism truth unified unitary unity urban workers