Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer describe how popular culture in the capitalist society functions like an _____

Popular culture in the capitalist society functions like an “industry” in producing standardized _______ which produce standardized _____ .

Adorno and Horkheimer believed the collective output of ___________________ possessed no redeeming qualities.

They also believe these industries possessed motives enforcing people to accept what is applied namely to suppress _____ and yield the masses not to engage in any social and ____ participation.

Products under the culture industry are ________for mass consumption only for income.

“Hollywood films are responsible for the stunning of the mass media consumer’s power of ______.”

The culture industry as a whole has molded men as type unfailingly ______ in every product.

Culture Industry was proposed by Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer of the _____ school in 1944.

Culture Industry was presented as critical vocabulary in the chapter “The Culture Industry: Enlightenment as Mass _______”

The creation of the perception that we live in a good and rational society is one of the major roles of Culture Industry.

The truth is that we are buying products because _____.

We are truthfully as much of a commodity as the product itself.

We want to be different; thus, we conclude we are being _____ but we are actually all the same.

Pop stars are human beings treated as manufactured goods that can be ______ or replicated, just like a Barbie doll or an iPod.

Looking at Adorno’s first essay on popular music, he describes popular music as being _____.

Mass Deception and Social Control is a form of _____.

Culture industry prefers effects and style over substance and content.

Mass culture would not be popular if people did not _____ them.

The final point that Adorno and Horkheimer stressed is that mass culture is a distraction.

Adorno and Horkheimer stressed the point that in society today, we are stuck in standardization when it comes to media, we are ______.