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The 76 pages that link to Public sphere, each with the reason it gives.

• Political pamphletNarrower topic: Pamphlets helped create debate beyond courts, churches, and government institutions.

• Propaganda modelNarrower topic: The model challenges idealized accounts of how mass media support democratic public discussion.

• Public spectacleRelated: Spectacles can direct attention within the public sphere without replacing deliberation.

• Social commentaryRelated: Commentary circulates through this arena and supplies subjects for debate.

• Periodical literatureRelated: Periodicals helped create recurring forums for debate beyond private and official settings.

• Die ZeitRelated: Die Zeit’s essays and debates make it a prominent venue in Germany’s public sphere.

• Relational artNarrower topic: Relational art’s social situations raise the question of whether local encounters create wider public exchange.

• TavernRelated: Taverns have sometimes provided informal settings for political discussion.

• History of communicationRelated: Print and later media created new spaces for debate among people beyond local communities.

• JournalistRelated: Journalism supplies information and forums that can support debate about common affairs.

• Popular assemblyRelated: Assemblies create a physical setting for public debate and opinion formation.

• 17th centuryRelated: Coffeehouses and print helped expand public debate in parts of Europe.

• Frederick WisemanRelated: His films make institutional practices available for public scrutiny without supplying a single verdict.

• History of journalismNarrower topic: Journalism supplies information and forums through which public debate takes shape.

• PhilosophesRelated: Philosophe publishing and debate helped expand public discussion of political questions.

• Town squareRelated: Gatherings in squares can turn public discussion into visible collective action.

• Climate (figurative)Compared with: The public sphere is a social arena, whereas climate describes its prevailing tone.

• Dagens NyheterRelated: The paper contributes reporting and argument to Sweden’s national public debate.

• Edward CaveRelated: The magazine contributed to the expanding exchange of news and commentary in eighteenth-century Britain.

• Enlightenment philosophyRelated: Salons, print, and learned societies expanded the settings for debate and criticism.

• Helsingin SanomatNarrower topic: Its reporting and commentary help structure national debate in Finland.

• ObscurantismRelated: Restricted knowledge weakens the informed discussion on which a public sphere depends.

• Old mediaRelated: Newspapers and broadcasting provided shared forums for public debate.

• Personal lifeCompared with: It provides a contrast to the intimate, nonpublic domain of personal life.

• SecularityNarrower topic: Secularity concerns how religious authority operates within this wider arena.

• Svetlana SorokinaNarrower topic: Her interviews and commentary place broadcasting within wider civic debate.