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Cargando... Culture Jam: How to Reverse America's Suicidal Consumer Binge--And Why We Must (1999)por Kalle Lasn
  
Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.   ) cathect | Mar 1, 2022 |   ) elahrairah | Oct 25, 2020 | I found it somewhat funny that this is a booklong ad for AdBusters. It's made me go from loving them to somewhat hating them for their disingenuity. (  ) thewanlorn | Feb 24, 2020 | This book was written by a crotchety old guy who thinks the best time in US-ian history was the post WWII era when women cooked and men were real men with real jobs. He doesn't actually say it that way, but he does admit that post-WWII was awesome, and that feminists are just a whiny "victim group". When he claimed that the Internet was going to change the world because it would make people stop sitting in front of their TV sets, I just pictured the author now, whining that kids sitting in front of their computers aren't doing anything to help change the world. In general I would just recommend not reading this book and just reading No Logo by Naomi Klein. Her book is more well written, less surly, and most importantly, doesn't claim that feminists are wrong. ( ) lemontwist | Jul 17, 2011 | ) Devil_llama | Apr 30, 2011 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
America is no longer a country but a multimillion-dollar brand, says Kalle Lasn and his fellow "culture jammers". The founder of Adbusters magazine, Lasn aims to stop the branding of America by changing the way information flows; the way institutions wield power; the way television stations are run; and the way the food, fashion, automobile, sports, music, and culture industries set agendas. With a courageous and compelling voice, Lasn deconstructs the advertising culture and our fixation on icons and brand names. And he shows how to organize resistance against the power trust that manages the brands by "uncooling" consumer items, by "dermarketing" fashions and celebrities, and by breaking the "media trance" of our TV-addicted age. A powerful manifesto by a leading media activist, Culture Jam lays the foundations for the most significant social movement of the early twenty-first century -- a movement that can change the world and the way we think and live. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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