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Polemic or Screed?
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Often described as a polemic, The Cult of the Amateur is simply a screed against societal and economic change. It is a moralistic bombast against the populist notion of cooperation and collaboration in favor of a single point of reference determined and espoused by an expert.
The author, Andrew Keen, pulls out all of the goblins of the Interne...
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