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It is the triumph of invested capital, whose title as absolute master is etched deep into the hearts | "It is the triumph of invested capital, whose title as absolute master is etched deep into the hearts | ||
of the dispossessed in the employment line; it is the meaningful content of every film, whatever plot the | of the dispossessed in the employment line; it is the meaningful content of every film, whatever plot the | ||
production team may have selected. | production team may have selected." | ||
"The development of the culture industry has led to the predominance | |||
of the effect, the obvious touch, and the technical detail over the work itself—which once expressed an | |||
idea, but was liquidated together with the idea." (page 3) | |||
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"How formalized the procedure is can be seen when the mechanically differentiated products prove to be all alike in the end. That the difference between the Chrysler range and General Motors products is basically illusory strikes every child with a keen interest in varieties. What connoisseurs discuss as good or bad points serve only to perpetuate the semblance of competition and range of choice. The same applies to the Warner Brothers and Metro Goldwyn Mayer productions." (page 2)
"The varying budgets in the culture industry do not
bear the slightest relation to factual values, to the meaning of the products themselves."
What are factual values in their sense, are they to be seen as absolutes?
"It is the triumph of invested capital, whose title as absolute master is etched deep into the hearts
of the dispossessed in the employment line; it is the meaningful content of every film, whatever plot the
production team may have selected."
"The development of the culture industry has led to the predominance
of the effect, the obvious touch, and the technical detail over the work itself—which once expressed an
idea, but was liquidated together with the idea." (page 3)