1. Consumerism as an art
... meaning on an object that may or may not be interpreted by the consumer but will also raise various other meanings once consumed. This is better understood when said by Jean Baudrillard, the production of consumption perspective " is forced to represent the individual as a completely passive victim of the system we are all aware of how consumers resist such a precise injunction ... needs." He also argued that material culture has "identity" value: an indicator of social and cultural difference therefore acting as a language, as it has communicated information. Consumption is a language ...
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