La INDUSTRIA CULTURAL y la hegemonía del CAPITALISMO | Th. Adorno y M. Horkheimer

In the mid-1930s, the Frankfurt School began to theorize about a phenomenon they called the "Culture Industry," which refers to the network of production and distribution of cultural entertainment goods, promoting the uncritical consumption of art, all as a way to sustain their own hegemony. Today we'll discuss Dialectics of Enlightenment, among other texts. ADORNO, Th. & HORKHEIMER, M. (2009): "Dialectics of Enlightenment." Madrid: Editorial Trotta. BENJAMIN, W. (2017): "The Work of Art in the Age of Technical Reproducibility." Buenos Aires: La Marca Editora. ADORNO, Th. (1966): "Philosophy of New Music." Buenos Aires: Editorial Sur. ADORNO, Th. (2004): "Aesthetic Theory." Madrid: Ediciones Akal. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 00:00 Introduction 01:54 Chapter I: Necessary Clarifications 02:48 Chapter II: Technical Reproducibility 05:09 Chapter III: The Cultural Industry 10:33 Chapter IV: Conclusion ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For those who enjoy podcasts, here's Spotify, but I'm available on all platforms: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Um1Ejb... SOCIAL MEDIA: Instagram: @jfel_binc Twitter: @jfel_binc -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The music in this video belongs to Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/campaig... This video was produced by @BiNC TV:    / @binctv