Time Traces. Commodity Fetishism, Reification and Spectacle Society.
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In the famous chapter of Das Kapital on commodity fetishism, Marx sets the rise of the alienation within the scheme of the critique of political economy. From this moment on, a whole stream of heterodox Marxism developed the importance of this concept in relation to the different transformations of capitalist institutions of the 20th century, highlighting especially two moments: the critique of Lukács to objectification (Verdinglichung) in Geschichte und Klassenbewusstseins and the formulation of the concept of spectacle by Guy Debord in La société du spectacle.
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Morales Bonilla, Cristopher. “Time Traces. Commodity Fetishism, Reification and Spectacle Society”. Oxímora: revista internacional d’Ètica i Política, no. 13, pp. 255-71, https://raco.cat/index.php/Oximora/article/view/340067.
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