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Study on the Generation Situation of Culture Industry and Mass Culture

Yue Wang

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The theory of culture industry is a vital conception in the social criticism theory of Frankfurt school,and the phenomena of mass culture symbolizes a new culture mode.The developing culture industry and mass culture will be dialecticly constructed in Chinese historic context,in case the indigenous problems are shaded by the other's culture view.

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The theory of culture industry is a vital conception in the social criticism theory of Frankfurt school,and the phenomena of mass culture symbolizes a new culture mode.The developing culture industry and mass culture will be dialecticly constructed in Chinese historic context,in case the indigenous problems are shaded by the other's culture view.

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The theory of culture industry is a vital conception in the social criticism theory of Frankfurt school,and the phenomena of mass culture symbolizes a new culture mode.The developing culture industry and mass culture will be dialecticly constructed in Chinese historic context,in case the indigenous problems are shaded by the other's culture view.

Key concepts: Mass culture, Culture industry, Context (archaeology), Indigenous, Criticism, Indigenous culture, Sociology, Vernacular culture

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