Frederic Beigbeder 99 Francs English
Octave seems to have everything going for him—a good mind, a great job in advertising, a lavish apartment, girls, and a cocaine habit he can afford. But it soon becomes clear that he also has a serious problem with his life. From the moment when he storms out of the offices of a lucrative client after daubing the word pigs all over the walls with his own blood, things begin to spiral dangerously out of control. The top men in advertising? They've already started the third world war he claims. This belief inevitably spurs him on from violent words to violent deeds, stopping at nothing—not even murder.
Crazy and ingenious. This story tells us how powerless we are in the hands of media sharks if we spend most of our time watching the box. The author described very well of our modern world. Aristotle once said that 'a human is a society animal,' he was definitely right. The author tells via protagonist how miserable our society made by commercial producers or any other masters of PR. They make our choices, likes, and dislikes; they tell you what car to buy, they show you how to dress just to be a Crazy and ingenious.
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This story tells us how powerless we are in the hands of media sharks if we spend most of our time watching the box. The author described very well of our modern world. Aristotle once said that 'a human is a society animal,' he was definitely right. The author tells via protagonist how miserable our society made by commercial producers or any other masters of PR. They make our choices, likes, and dislikes; they tell you what car to buy, they show you how to dress just to be a very close via various fashion magazines.
99 Francs: Roman by Frederic Beigbeder starting at $0.99. But he and Beigbeder know their stuff. So, for all its faults, I applaud the sincerity of its passion, its spirit of revolt, its attempt to alert us to the fact that everything is for sale, moronically and inescapably.
They make for ya 'Idols' which you should blindly follow. They show you modern technologies, which you should buy all the time, like the cell phones. That's why every one of us who respects his or her life should turn off 'the Box.' And spend more time by reading basic and simple handbooks, and teach our kids to do the same. And show them that it is cooler to have a huge home library than any collection of X-Box and Sony PlayStation video games. I remember a wise quote from Denzel Washington's book -- children have never been superb at listening to their elders, but they have never failed to imitate them. 99 francs is Beigbeder's reckoning with the advertising industry.
He shares his deeply cynical views on corporate life and ethics. The book is written as a meta fiction, i.e. The protagonist Octavo supposedly writes the book in an effort to be fired. He's fed up with his job, not enough to quit by himself but is happy to leave the decision to others, hoping for the golden handshake.
The content: cocaine, sexual perversions, corporate bullshit bingo, contempt for the mediocrity of business partner 99 francs is Beigbeder's reckoning with the advertising industry. He shares his deeply cynical views on corporate life and ethics. The book is written as a meta fiction, i.e. The protagonist Octavo supposedly writes the book in an effort to be fired. He's fed up with his job, not enough to quit by himself but is happy to leave the decision to others, hoping for the golden handshake. The content: cocaine, sexual perversions, corporate bullshit bingo, contempt for the mediocrity of business partners, colleagues and customers. Inability to form relationships, childhood traumas, depressions, violence and suicides.
Slogans correctly called claims in dozens. Beigbeder created the literary equivalent of fast-paced video clips. MTV aesthetics for the attention-deficit-disorder generation. Superficially, the advertisers with their self-concept as masters of the universe arouse envy. Beautiful people, status symbols aplenty, a lifestyle of parties, working with interesting creative guys on fancy projects.