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This grimmer, arguably more realistic, view of Harlem--in contrast to the romantic-optimistic view of Johnson and Locke--has been perhaps most influentially established in Osofsky. In discussing the problem of representing the Holocaust, Saul Friedlander has influentially argued that "there are limits to representation which should not be but can easily be transgressed" (1992:3). Perhaps most influentially, an explosion of other electronics innovations has enabled each consumer to become master of his or her own entertainment domain. |
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