Nietzsche's critique of mass culture
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-3729.2000.13.3078Keywords:
Communication, Nietzsche, Mass cultureAbstract
Reasoning about Nietzsche’s contribution to the mass culture debate, this article aims to underscore his internal contraditons from both an historical and from a cultural point of view, in order to situate the philosopher’s ideas about that subject vis-a-vis the advances of cultural modernity. The author adopts both a critical and a dialectical perspective in his reading of Nietzsche.Downloads
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