Dumbing Down: Culture, Politics and the Mass MediaIvo Mosley Imprint Academic, 2000 - 328 páginas This text is a compilation of essays on changes in culture and the media and the dangers of their manipulation. |
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... artist ' . In certain great artists of the past and present , including himself , Wilde found intimations of a future at once socialist ( universally rich ) and free ( universally expressive ) . This artistic dream is , perhaps ...
... artist ' . In certain great artists of the past and present , including himself , Wilde found intimations of a future at once socialist ( universally rich ) and free ( universally expressive ) . This artistic dream is , perhaps ...
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... artists , his successors follow Wilde in asserting the pri- macy of the artist as a guide to the next culture . What sepa- rates them from Wilde may be fatal to their art but vital to their success in a society increasingly uncertain ...
... artists , his successors follow Wilde in asserting the pri- macy of the artist as a guide to the next culture . What sepa- rates them from Wilde may be fatal to their art but vital to their success in a society increasingly uncertain ...
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... artist ' outside his subject ' , Wilde tried to make the artist revolutionary in a less easily corrupted man- ner . Such a lack of identification with his subject implies that the artist is a very special kind of personality . In ...
... artist ' outside his subject ' , Wilde tried to make the artist revolutionary in a less easily corrupted man- ner . Such a lack of identification with his subject implies that the artist is a very special kind of personality . In ...
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Tam Dalyell On the Decline of Intelligent Government | 11 |
Ivo Mosley Dumbing Down Democracy | 19 |
Michael Oakeshott The Masses | 33 |
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