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Philosophizing the Everyday: Revolutionary Praxis and the Fate of Cultural Theory rich and wealthy Twelve Cries from Home speaksAuthor Contributor(s): Roberts, John Publisher: Pluto Press Date: 3 20 2006 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW After modernism and postmodernism, it is argued, the everyday supposedly is where a democracy of taste is brought into being the place where art goes to recover its customary and collective pleasures, and where the shared pleasures of popular culture are indulged, from celebrity magazines to shopping malls. John Roberts argues that this