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M Chairul Basrun Umanailo
M Chairul Basrun Umanailo
M Chairul Basrun Umanailo
Praise and gratitude I prayed on the creator of universe, when confronted with the
critical writings about growing consumerism make my awareness to recycle the meaning of
consumerism as a "symptom manipulation of human behavior"[1]. Before much we grapple with
consumerism itself, I try to invite you to simply refresh our thinking to menkonstruksi back what
was required by earlier thinkers about consumerism[2].
Can not be separated in our minds, how Jean Baudrilard expose consumerism with great
works of public consumption, Yasraf Amir Piliang try to hack consumerism through
interpretation Cultural Studies for the death of meaning, while it Ritzer, Douglas, and Barry
Smart are still reluctant to interpret the meaning of consumerism[3], All of it is an attempt to
construct and merge the values contained and woke up in an essay off to raise awareness that
consumerism is ready to pounce on us anytime and anywhere.
Simmel analysis of the role of money in modernity. The essence of the argument is that
the growth and Simmel cultural reification objective is also beneficial because it provides more
opportunities for individuals to express their freedom and individuality. Instead of using many
kinds of commodities are very much present, even we who are often exploited by commodities
it[13].
Veblen expressed; upscale used excessive consumption to differentiate themselves from
the classes below them in social hierakhi, while the lower classes attempt to (and usually fail)
mimic the levels above them. This triggers the urge to mimic the effect of "flow down", that is
upscale to be decisive for all the consumption that occurs underneath. Consumption practices
that do leisure-grade class who lebioh many have free time than work-dicelanya because he uses
labor and production prowess. So by consuming the object, in fact we are taking various
meanings associated with the class.
De Certeau explains; utamnya idea is that the consumer is not only controlled by
manipulation of marketing as it wants to be convinced Marxists, neo-Marxists, and others, but
consumers themselves also become active manipulator. Instead of abiding to use the services and
consumer goods as expected, consumers use the services and goods by way of their own needs
and interests.
OBJECT OF CONSUMPTION
Adam Smith approached the study of objects of consumption with the concept of the
commodity. Smith and Marx, commodities mainly seen as a part of their production process.
Jean Baudrillard writes in the system of objects that to be the object of consumption, first an
object must be a sign. So we need to be able to understand the consumption reading of consumer
goods as a series of signs - the same as the language - which require interpretation. Baudrillard
explains that an object starts to become an object of consumption when no longer determined
through the following points: (1) place the object in the production cycle; (2) functional usage
object; or (3) the symbolic meaning of the object. The object is a message consumer, consumer
goods are software and hardware in a main business information system is to monitor their own
performance. The metaphor of consumption as a sign of manipulation is more useful to
distinguish between the consumer and the language than to equate it. Consumer goods work in
harmony creating a meaningful and consistent whole. Buying a new pair of shoes creates a clash
with the old settings; So, people have to buy a new dress, a new blouse, and a new wallet for all
consumer objects can be combined.
SUBJECT CONSUMPTION
Gabriel and Lang displays the types of consumers are very diverse: the victim, the voter,
a communicator, an experimentalist and error, identity search, hedonists, artists, rebels, activists,
or citizens. This list is not exhaustive, but managed to convey the fact that there is diversity
among consumers. Habitus is a system of structures that combine into a whole penstruktur
regularly, which was created in response to objective conditions and are learned through
socialization[14]. The most important feature is the habitus habitus not control the actor, but it
can be defeated through reflexivity. In Distinction, Bourdieu's habitus connect with taste. With
the concept of habitus, Bourdieu able to connect mikropraktik-mikropraktik looked voluntaristic
commonly associated denagn seleramikro structure of the capitalist classes. In this view,
Consumption temapt envisioned as a realm of good intentions and objectives of
individual actors supported and transformed through experimental manipulations on system
objects. Bauman argues that the experience of freedom associated with the consumption of the
two will avoid this problem. First, because the territory of modern consumption is centered on
lifestyle rather than goods. Second, those who do the shopping lifestyle can experiment with
other forms of community that can be entered and left without having to compromise the
freedom of their people.
PLACES OF CONSUMPTION
PROCESS CONSUMPTION
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