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| Marxism | A political-economic theory based on the writings of Karl Marx (1818 - 1883) that offers a critique of capitalism. It presents a vision of social change & society liberated from capitalist exploitation through a communist revolution. |
| Bourgeoisie | The dominant class who own & control the means of production & present their interests as the dominant ideology. |
| Proletariat | The working class who are forced to offer their labour in return for minimal wages & soul-destroying work. |
| Communism | Marx's vision of a post-revolutionary, classless, stateless, completely equal society involving shared ownership of the means of production & an end to private property & economic exploitation. |
| False Consciousness | Marx's term for the condition of the working class under capitalism whereby they are prevented from recognising their own interests. |
| Alienation | Marxist term refering to the loss of meaning, fulfillment, & personal identity that occurs under capitalism: it includes loss of control over the creative process of capitalist production, separation of the producer from the value of the things produced, & isolation from fellow producers during the process. |
| Cultural capital | A term denoting cultural & social class resources that people inherit, learn, & use to their advantage in various situations. It explains how certain goods & cultural practices acquire a cachet of 'good taste' related to more subtle distinctions than simple cost. |
| Cultural industry | Music, TV, advertising, etc. The means by which capitalist values are reinforced and spread. |
| Elite | The wealthy, dominant group in a capitalist society whose conspicuous consumption makes them subjects of envy & emulation. |
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