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... reason for alarm , of course ; but the main reason was polit- ical . Having conducted its struggle against Communism with only the faintest comprehension of what the enemy meant and even less compre- hension of what could be done to de ...
... reason for alarm , of course ; but the main reason was polit- ical . Having conducted its struggle against Communism with only the faintest comprehension of what the enemy meant and even less compre- hension of what could be done to de ...
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... reason for investigat- ing the processes of popular art . In other words , politics is the only legitimate reason . To study kitsch as propaganda is legitimate - e.g . , the Berelson - Salter piece in Mass Culture on the treatment of ...
... reason for investigat- ing the processes of popular art . In other words , politics is the only legitimate reason . To study kitsch as propaganda is legitimate - e.g . , the Berelson - Salter piece in Mass Culture on the treatment of ...
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... reason at all to acquire new knowledge in order to fulfill their changeless tasks . Only one kind of training could properly qualify these men for their governmental func- tions , and that was the Confucianist indoctrination a mandarin ...
... reason at all to acquire new knowledge in order to fulfill their changeless tasks . Only one kind of training could properly qualify these men for their governmental func- tions , and that was the Confucianist indoctrination a mandarin ...
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