In the context and form intended
Does the highlighted section mean "since, all versions of advertisements appear in their original context and form and none of them is a reproduction of the original version"?
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Advertisements, on the other hand, are not serialised substitutes for a single original work, but may essentially be said to be many versions of the ‘original’ work, which is mass produced rather than mass reproduced. This volume of production distinguishes advertisements from the uniqueness conventionally associated with works of art. Those works could, nevertheless, be said to provide a more authentic viewing experience than reproductions of works of art, since they address the viewer directly in the context and form intended.
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catttt Does the highlighted section mean "since, all versions of advertisements appear in their original context and form and none of them is a reproduction of the original version"? That's how I read it.
- catttt Does the highlighted section mean "since, all versions of advertisements appear in their original context and form and none of them is a reproduction of the original version"?
- That's how I read it.
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cattttDoes the highlighted section mean "since, all versions of advertisements appear in their original context and form and none of them is a reproduction of the original version"?
That's how I read it.
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