The Consumer’s Body and the Peeping Window In contemporary consumer culture, the body is no longer merely personal; it has become a stage, a commodity, a window through which society peeps, judges, and desires. The consumer’s body exists under constant surveillance, both external and internal. It is displayed on social media feeds, billboards, and magazines, while simultaneously monitored by its owner — anxious, comparing, tweaking. The market whispers: Piiip — a tiny bleep o
