I read part of SotS with my partner outloud. It became obvious, while apprehending the text's ideas, that internet denizens are already intimately familiar with them even to the point of DeBord's perspective as being a bit dated. Social media, and TikTok in particular, push the limits of SotS which is mainly mass media focused. The opportunity for a critical theory of social media is ripe. In this thread, I will 1/13738
See this was my initial take from like the first part, but as I read on I was wondering if there was something a bit deeper that they were trying to describe.
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I read part of SotS with my partner outloud. It became obvious, while apprehending the text's ideas, that internet denizens are already intimately familiar with them even to the point of DeBord's perspective as being a bit dated. Social media, and TikTok in particular, push the limits of SotS which is mainly mass media focused. The opportunity for a critical theory of social media is ripe. In this thread, I will 1/13738
Social media, and TikTok in particular, push the limits of SotS which is mainly mass media focused.
See this was my initial take from like the first part, but as I read on I was wondering if there was something a bit deeper that they were trying to describe.
Hahaha you got me