His biting parody of Capitalist Realism
The following sentence is about this https://twitter.com/etiennelefleur/status/584704809825099776. Does "his biting parody of Capitalist Realism" mean "his artwork that humiliated Capitalist Realism"?
Context:
This was the very same year that Victor Burgin issued his biting parody of Capitalist Realism, What Does Possession Mean to You?: 7% of the Population owns 84% of our Wealth.
Top answer
catttt humiliated Capitalist Realism You can't humiliate an idea. It's artwork that criticizes "Capitalist Realism". , ridicules it.
- catttt humiliated Capitalist Realism You can't humiliate an idea.
- It's artwork that criticizes "Capitalist Realism".
- , ridicules it.
- CJ
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catttthumiliated Capitalist Realism
You can't humiliate an idea.
It's artwork that criticizes "Capitalist Realism".
A parody of something makes fun of it, i.e., ridicules it.
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