" Arguing that advanced technological society has created ?
The author claims that the most telling evidence of the conditions that are the focus of this work can be found by listening to the AM Radio for one consecutive hour for a few days, and claims that such works as Vance Packard's The Hidden Persuders and Fred Crook's The Warfare State are of vital importance to overcome "The Paralysis of Criticism." In a section titled, "The Catastrophe of Liberation": riding in a new automobile, taking a walk in the country, the subway during evening rush hour are examples of banal harmonization the author cites to explicate the absorption of the positive into the negative in what is known as the grand "integration of opposites." Modifying Freud's concept of the Pleasure Principle in a chapter entitled "The Conquest of the Unhappy Unconsciousness" the author of this work coins a term, which denotes the giving up of sovereignty for the sake of vulgar material pleasures, and is known as "repressive desublimation." Arguing that advanced technological society has created ?"false needs," the author articulates the need for the "Great Refusal" in order to overcome the oppression of political ideology and the constricting and compressive effects of mass media. Subtitled, "Studies in the Ideology of Advanced Industrial Society," for 10 points, name this work about the title individual "flattened out" by modern society, written by Herbert Marcuse  
The author claims that the most telling evidence of the conditions that are the focus of this work can be found by listening to the AM Radio for one consecutive hour for a few days, and claims that such works as Vance Packard's The Hidden Persuders and Fred Crook's The Warfare State are of vital importance to overcome "The Paralysis of Criticism."
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