Before revision: As a form of false consciousness, the Spectacle is described by Debord as a social relationship in which alienated individuals are connected to the social whole through the spectacular pseudo-world.Debord (1967) The Society of the Spectacle, thesis 29 Prof. Hans-Georg Moeller at the University of Macau has characterized the Spectacle as being composed of three theoretical components: .
After revision: As a form of false consciousness, the Spectacle is described by Debord as a social relationship in which alienated individuals are connected to the social whole through the spectacular pseudo-worldDebord (1967) The Society of the Spectacle, thesis 29 Prof. Hans-Georg Moeller at the University of Macau has characterized the Spectacle as being composed of three theoretical components: .