January 1998
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The Antioch Review
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... As such, Benjamin maintains that as a direct result of the emergence of "mass culture" and proliferation of newspapers, along with the accelerating nature of the publishing industry itself, the everyday lives of ordinary people are increasingly able to become described, reported and presented to the public itself. Benjamin (1934) actually refers to this transformation in reporting and publication as the "literarization of the conditions of living" and sees within it a great deal of emancipatory potential (Benjamin 2005: 742). ...
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January 1998
The Antioch Review