The consumer society by Baudrillard : A sociological approach to capitalism

Germany: Heisenberg Academy and Idea Books (2021)
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Abstract

Consumer society, by Jean Baudrillard, is a major contribution to contemporary sociology and philosophy, at the height of the Division of Labor Durkheim or The Protestant Ethic and the Ethics of Capitalism Weber.

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