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Challenging unsustainable productivism: Gorz's insights for a better society

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André Gorz and contemporary Frankfurt School Critical Theory: Alienation, eco-socialism and post-productivism
Neal Harris, Javier Zamora García, Lucy Ford

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The article discusses how André Gorz's ideas on alienation can help us understand society better today. Gorz believed that we need to challenge the idea that producing more is always good. His insights are valuable for modern social theory, especially for the Frankfurt School Critical Theory. Gorz's work can help us fight against the harmful focus on constant production in today's capitalism.