Re: AUT: Me and my interests

[Steve Wright <pmargin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

"erik .j." wrote:

>
> But, and this is my question, doesnt, despite its problems, the concept of
> the spectacle capture something momentous in our society, namely the
> isolation of the spectatorship. People tell me that the most successful of

I wonder whether Paul B - along with others - mightn't have something to say
about this?

>
> If we consider the fourths tthesis of the society of the spectacle; The
> spectacle is not a collection of images; rather, it is a social relationship
> between people that is mediated by images. Doesnt this open up a
> possibility to consider the spectacle in terms of class-composition? The
> image as dead-labor?
>
> Im sorry for insufficient english and if Ive offended anyone with such a
> basic post.
>

On the contrary, Erik, there is a lot packed into your post to think about . . .



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