The Popular as Art?

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The book delves into the frameworks and logic behind positive and negative evaluations of popular art, focusing on literature from the United States and Western Europe. It explores how certain negative perceptions have historically hindered popular art from being recognized as "good" art, while also presenting effective counterarguments. By analyzing judgments on individual works and broader trends, the book aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the critical landscape surrounding popular art.