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El trayecto de la mercancía: del objeto fetiche al Yo marca/The way of the goods: from the fetish object to the I brand

This article is based on the hypothesis that in modern society the «mystery» of the goods has adopted new forms that singularize it with respect to the traditional theories linked to the world as factory. If in archaic societies fetishes served to exorcise fear in the face of a mysterious and unknow...

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