An Analysis Of Spectacle Theory Of Debord In The View Of Alienation

Theory of The Society of the Spectacle as a French Marxist thinker Guy Debord’s theory of masterpieces have a profound impact on many thinkers of different fields.The theory of the spectacle has not only a little effect in the international sphere of theory,it can be in the country it has yet to be in-depth interpretation and excavation,the writing of this article is based on this.The first chapter clarifies the background of this writing,the reasons topic,research methods,and research intentions path,as the same time it states the current state of research on the topic of this paper.The second chapter clarifies the main connotation of alienation theory by going back to Hegel,Feuerbach,Marx and Lukacs.The third chapter takes alienation theory as an example to examine the alienation of time,space and culture in The Society of the Spectacle.It shows and represents the extreme alienation of The Society of the Spectacle.The fourth chapter analyzes the three core concepts of "concentrated spectacle","diffused spectacle" and "integrated spectacle",which are the closest to the society of the spectacle,from the perspective of alienation,and represent the inner changing line of spectacle.The fifth chapter analyzes the specific concept of "derive","detournement","constructed situation" to explains its unique strategy of deleting alienation.In the sixth chapter,from the perspective of alienation theory,this paper,by explaining the visual implication of spectacle theory,reconsiders some essential prerequisites for the theory of visual domination,and examines the form of visual domination as shown in spectacle theory.Why the Theory of The society of The spectacle is close related to visual problem.After reviewing the theory of The society of the Spectacle as a whole and the source of its redemption strategy,the chapter reflects on the dilemma of the landscape theory itself,and points out that there are inconsistencies or inconsistencies between the internal requirements of the landscape theory and the external systematic form of the theory.