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On the Net Literature's Trend towards Mass Culture

Xiao Lan Xia

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Most of the literature in 1990's belongs to the category of mass culture. As a subclass of the literature in 1990's, net literature was in the trend towards mass culture because of its writers' inclination to mass culture and its industrialized operation formula.

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Most of the literature in 1990's belongs to the category of mass culture. As a subclass of the literature in 1990's, net literature was in the trend towards mass culture because of its writers' inclination to mass culture and its industrialized operation formula.

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Most of the literature in 1990's belongs to the category of mass culture. As a subclass of the literature in 1990's, net literature was in the trend towards mass culture because of its writers' inclination to mass culture and its industrialized operation formula.

Key concepts: Mass culture, Net (polyhedron), Mass media, Sociology, Mathematics, Business, Anthropology, Advertising

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