Multiplication of the media and social segmentation
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Burgeoise, Public, HabermasAbstract
In this article, Katz takes a new stand towards Habermasʼ “burgeoise public sphere”. According to the author, Habermas suggests that the period which follows the “burgeoise public sphere”, that is, our time here and now, is essentialy the time of the return of the charisma which yields from the “representative public sphere”.
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