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We live in an age of "popular culture," an organic mess of marketing
strategies aimed at giving us the illusion of choice. From Oprah Winfrey's
Book Club to presidential politics, however, distinctions of taste are
more accurately understood to be "blunt instruments of antidemocratic
elitism." So argues Chris Lehmann, in a discussion that ranges over
the work of Edward Shils, Clement Greenberg, and Jonathan Franzen with
equal ease. This pamphlet is an impassioned plea for the rebirth of culture
with content.
ISBN:
0-9717575-7-7
79 pages
$10.00
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