"Debordian" refers to concepts and ideas associated with Guy Debord, a French Marxist theorist and filmmaker. He is best known for his work "The Society of the Spectacle," where he critiques modern society's obsession with images and consumerism. Debord argues that social life is increasingly mediated by representations, leading to alienation and a loss of authentic experiences. The term also relates to the Situationist International, a group co-founded by Debord that sought to challenge the status quo through art and political activism. They believed in creating situations that would disrupt everyday life, encouraging individuals to reclaim their experiences and resist the passive consumption of culture.