THE CARNIVALIZATION OF AN OPPRESSION: WE ARE SLAVES OF THE MARKET AND LONG LIVE THE NUMBER!
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https://doi.org/10.23925/nhengatu.v0i4.39202Keywords:
Disciplinary Society, Control Society, Symbolic Violence, Chilean Society, Normalization.Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to contrast the theory about disciplinary society, controlsociety and symbolic violence with the main characteristics of the Chilean society
today. To fulfil this goal, I suggest to identify and analyse a few examples of Chilean
behaviour –although some of then are not exclusively Chilean– which I believe can
be seen as cases of symbolic violence normalized regarding the silent empire of the
market.
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