The Commodities in Post Capitalist Society: Domination of the Invention of Technology in Society Activities

Joyce Helen Mawuntu* and Anton S. Krasnov
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Joyce Helen Mawuntu*: Kazan Federal University
Anton S. Krasnov: Kazan Federal University

The Journal of Social Sciences Research, 2018, 489-494 Special Issue: 5

Abstract: The aim of this article is to describe the domination of the invention of technology in society activities in the form of commodities in post capitalist society. The products produced by the capitalist corporations have made the society very consumptive; they have become highly dependent on communication technology products such as gadgets, mobile phones, and computers. Changes in conventional business transactions into electronic transactions, media activities that have made the community as a spectacle for others, as well as changes in worker quality from skill worker to knowledge worker. Nevertheless, it is important to observe why people become dependent on these kinds of commodities. What kind of commodities will provide to the society in post capitalist era and how it is provide? This article is devoted to answer these questions.

Keywords: Commodity; Post capitalist; Post capitalist society; Consumerism; E-commerce; knowledge worker; Communication information technology. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
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