"Culture requires a public: a group of people who have been sufficiently affected by a cultural good that their horizons of possibility and impossibility have in fact been altered, and their own cultural creativity has been spurred, by that good's existence. This group of people does not necessarily have to be large. But without such a group the artifact remains exclusively personal and private. it may be deeply meaningful to its owners...but it has not reshaped the world for anyone. At least not yet.".
"Until an artifact is not shared it is not culture."
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