This work argues that as medieval courts changed into towns, coffee houses and salons became the center of the title area of civic debate.
Nancy Fraser accused this work of bracketing off inequalities and assuming the existence of a priori private concerns in her book called Rethinking the subject of this work. One section of this book argues that the literary form of the title subject has been turned into the world of culture consumption. This work contends that as the press became increasingly commercialized, it turned from transmitting (*) debate to shaping it. In the introduction to this work, its author describes the influence of polis-oikos in ancient Greece and capitalism on development of civil society. This work argues that as medieval courts changed into towns, coffee houses and salons became the center of the title area of civic debate. For 10 points, name this book expanded upon in The Theory of Communicative Action, the first major work of Jurgen Habermas.
Nancy Fraser accused this work of bracketing off inequalities and assuming the existence of a priori private concerns in her book called Rethinking the subject of this work.
The {Structural Transformation} of the {Public Sphere}