Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century mass print generated a sea of discourse belying Jurgen Habermas's vision of a cogent 'public sphere.' When they appear in verse, claims about reality have been characterized, or self-characterized, as unreal. Sometimes, affective matrices put the lie to the idea that we are the authors of our own opinions.
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