commodity fetish in the shrinking world

Question 1

definition of commodities

Answer 1

• commodities are social relations, other relationship to commodities are based off our relationship with other people

Question 2

Marxs definition of what makes us Human

Answer 2

at makes us human he believes it is our capacity to labour- our ability to shape and transfer the world go to work produce stuff

Question 3

what has globastion and captilsim done

Answer 3

work produce stuff
Believe to be alienated of the products of our labour

Question 4

what is catisim in shaping the world

Answer 4

• capitalism is not just for trading goods or an economic system but shapes humanity capitalism is cultural

Question 5

captilsim and priviate ownership

Answer 5

Capitalism (and wealth) is based on the private ownership of property (land or objects) and the private ‘means of production,’
this leads to distinct alienation between workers and factory owners

Question 6

what is the commodity fetish

Answer 6

Capitalism (and wealth) is based on the private ownership of property (land or objects) and the private ‘means of production,’

Question 7

flaws within the commodity fetish

Answer 7

did this diffraction not already exist prior to the opening of shopping malls

Question 8

relationship between labourers and commoditys

Answer 8

labourers also work, are paid in wages, which they use to buy commodities. Labour is itself a commodity which is bought and sold. Labourers use their own ability to work as a commodity

Question 9

what do comodites hide

Answer 9

the amount of work that goes in to them

Question 10

what is the magic of captsilsim

Answer 10

there are no connections between the people who made the products and who busy them blinds people to the amount of labour that goes in to them

Question 11

what is an example of a commodity fetish and how much co2 production

Answer 11

• Fast fashion industry contributes nearly one quarter of global CO2 emissions.
• Fast fashion is an example of the comodity fetish