The analysis of social and economic structures

The study of individual psychology

The development of a revolutionary political program

The promotion of cultural and moral values

Dialectics

Alienation

Commodification

Reification

It is inherently exploitative and alienating.

It leads to the commodification of all aspects of life.

It creates a false sense of freedom and individuality.

All of the above

A socialist society based on the principles of equality and solidarity.

A decentralized and participatory society that values community and cooperation.

A society that is free from all forms of oppression and exploitation.

All of the above

Max Horkheimer

Theodor W. Adorno

Herbert Marcuse

Jürgen Habermas

The process by which objects become commodities.

The process by which people become alienated from their own labor.

The process by which social relations become objectified and take on a life of their own.

All of the above

The belief that capitalism is a natural and inevitable system.

The belief that one's own interests are identical to the interests of the ruling class.

The belief that social change is impossible.

All of the above

The mass media and popular culture.

The institutions that produce and distribute cultural products.

The ways in which culture is used to manipulate and control people.

All of the above

A method of thinking that emphasizes the contradictions and negations that are inherent in all things.

A method of thinking that seeks to undermine and subvert established norms and values.

A method of thinking that is critical of all forms of authority and power.

All of the above

A society in which all aspects of life are controlled and regulated by a central authority.

A society in which individuals are constantly monitored and surveilled.

A society in which people are increasingly alienated from their own labor and from each other.

All of the above

A society in which all aspects of life are standardized and homogenized.

A society in which there is no room for dissent or individuality.

A society in which people are constantly bombarded with propaganda and advertising.

All of the above

The working class that has emerged in the post-industrial society.

The working class that is employed in the service sector.

The working class that is increasingly precarious and marginalized.

All of the above

The working class that is increasingly precarious and marginalized.

The working class that is employed in the informal economy.

The working class that is constantly at risk of losing their job.

All of the above

The working class that is employed in the knowledge economy.

The working class that is responsible for producing and disseminating knowledge.

The working class that is constantly learning and adapting to new technologies.

All of the above

The class of people who are employed in creative industries.

The class of people who are responsible for producing new ideas and innovations.

The class of people who are constantly seeking new experiences and challenges.

All of the above