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Should the state use culture to reshape citizens' outlook?

Asked 1 time · 1 year · Sociology
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Examiners want: Value of culture, risks of state-directed culture, examples of regime cultural policy, critical comment

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2016
CSS · Sociology · Discuss

Culture is the essence of the worthwhile, but there is a clear menace to the very soul of the citizen when culture becomes a tool in the hands of the regime of the day with which to transform the outlook of the citizen. Comment.

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