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Criticism of a thing is ironic Tue Aug 29, 2006 0:36 am  Criticism of a thing is ironic
 

Does

"Most intellectual criticism of mass culture was ironic in character..."

mean

that the criticism was ironic in character,

or

that the mass culture was ironic in character?
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Criticism of a thing is ironic Tue Aug 29, 2006 0:51 am  Criticism of a thing is ironic
 

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The technique of criticism was irony.
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