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Hasibul Alam Posted 11 years ago
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can anyone please simplify this sentence . i cannt understand the meaning
The serious study of popular culture by intellectuals is regularly credited with having rendered obsolete a once-dominant view that popular culture is inherently inferior to high art. Yet this alteration of attitudes may be somewhat overstated.
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Simplified, the passage just says that popular culture (film, rock/pop music,comic books etc) is considered equal (not inferior) to high art/culture (paintings/sculptures, classical music, literature). Does this help?
- Simplified, the passage just says that popular culture (film, rock/pop music,comic books etc) is considered equal (not inferior) to high art/culture (paintings/sculptures, classical music, literature).
- Does this help?
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Simplified, the passage just says that popular culture (film, rock/pop music,comic books etc) is considered equal (not inferior) to high art/culture (paintings/sculptures, classical music, literature).
Does this help?
Does this help?
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The passage basically states that popular culture is not inferior to high art.
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popular culture is not inferior to high art.??]
or popular culture is inferior to high art.??
or popular culture is inferior to high art.??
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