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Re: news media and social soma
At 3:23 PM -0500 3/2/97, Gregoire de Nowell (ci-devant) wrote:
>The demand for the alternative is not "latent," it
>is annihilated so long as the system delivers a job
>and a car.
Oh really? Why, then, does the average bookstore stock acres of "recovery,"
"spirituality," and "self-help" volumes, and do these things proliferate
similarly in other media. In U.S. society, there is a profound sense of
living what Adorno called a "damaged" life, though it's typically
articulated in highly individualized/spiritualized ways. We used to call
this alienation, before we stopped believing in such things. We badly need
a Marcuse for the age of rising stress and falling wgaes.
Doug
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- Thread context:
- cheap laughs on C-SPAN,
James R. Olson, jr. Sun 02 Mar 1997, 10:59 GMT
- Re: news media and social soma,
James R. Olson, jr. Sun 02 Mar 1997, 10:49 GMT
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- news media and social soma,
Gregoire de Nowell (ci-devant) Sun 02 Mar 1997, 20:23 GMT
- Re: news media and social soma,
John Gelles Sun 02 Mar 1997, 20:46 GMT
- Re: news media and social soma,
Doug Henwood Sun 02 Mar 1997, 22:13 GMT
- Re: news media and social soma,
James R. Olson, jr. Sun 02 Mar 1997, 22:57 GMT
- Re: news media and social soma,
Paul Henry Rosenberg Sun 02 Mar 1997, 23:43 GMT
- Re: news media and social soma,
Paul Henry Rosenberg Sun 02 Mar 1997, 23:54 GMT
- Re: news media and social soma,
Trond Andresen Mon 03 Mar 1997, 11:49 GMT
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