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... culture . It instead represented new - world attempts at emulation of old - world elitism . The culture of this nation was the culture of the people . It was represented through their work , their handicrafts , their songs and dances ...
... culture . It instead represented new - world attempts at emulation of old - world elitism . The culture of this nation was the culture of the people . It was represented through their work , their handicrafts , their songs and dances ...
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... culture and why he felt it had a negative effect on mankind . Van den Haag argued that because mass culture is produced for the people , rather than produced by the people , life is being reduced to largely a spectator sport . We live ...
... culture and why he felt it had a negative effect on mankind . Van den Haag argued that because mass culture is produced for the people , rather than produced by the people , life is being reduced to largely a spectator sport . We live ...
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... CULTURE The mass media play a distinct and important role in American culture because , in large part , the mass culture of America today is a creature of the mass media . Our mass culture has been created , designed , packaged , and ...
... CULTURE The mass media play a distinct and important role in American culture because , in large part , the mass culture of America today is a creature of the mass media . Our mass culture has been created , designed , packaged , and ...
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The World of Masscomm | 1 |
The Role of Masscomm in Modern America | 16 |
the Glowing Eye 172 | 172 |
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