Debords

Debords is the plural form of the French surname Debord, used to refer to people who bear that surname. It is of French origin and occurs in France and among Francophone communities.

Notable individuals associated with the surname Debord include Guy Debord (1931–1994), a prominent French theorist, filmmaker, and writer; co-founder of the Situationist International; and author of The Society of the Spectacle. Debord’s work is widely associated with critical theory, visual culture, and critiques of the modern media and consumer society.

The term Debords is not tied to a specific organization or concept; rather, it functions as a family name used in biographical or genealogical references. In contemporary writing, the singular Debord is more commonly used to refer to an individual, while Debords appears primarily when listing multiple people who share the surname.