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On Baudrillard’s View of Culture in Consumer Society

Xie Lin-xia

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It is pointed out that Baudrillard’s Consumer Society not only analyzes the consumer society generally but also concerns the culture in the consumer society.The culture of the consumer society under the background of sym-bol consumption shows the characteristics of plainness,daily,homogeneous and non-reality in the forms of commodi-ty and media.

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It is pointed out that Baudrillard’s Consumer Society not only analyzes the consumer society generally but also concerns the culture in the consumer society.The culture of the consumer society under the background of sym-bol consumption shows the characteristics of plainness,daily,homogeneous and non-reality in the forms of commodi-ty and media.

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It is pointed out that Baudrillard’s Consumer Society not only analyzes the consumer society generally but also concerns the culture in the consumer society.The culture of the consumer society under the background of sym-bol consumption shows the characteristics of plainness,daily,homogeneous and non-reality in the forms of commodi-ty and media.

Key concepts: Consumer society, Consumer Culture, Consumption (sociology), Homogeneous, Sociology, Aesthetics, Advertising, Media studies

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