As pointed out by José Ortega y Gas

As pointed out by José Ortega y Gasset (1883-1955) in his epoch-making work The Revolt of the Masses (1929)2, during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries the Western World had witnessedthe emergence of the common populace to a position of economic and political influence in human society. Being essentially of republican sympathies, and sympathizing with the exploited underclasses of Western Civilization, Ortega readily recognized the positive implications of this mass phenomenon for the people in general. At the same time, however, he feared that this ascendance of the uncouth, boorish, and unwashed masses might lead to civilization's relapse into a new form of barbarism.

As José Ortega Y Gasset Pointed out by (1883-1955) in his Epoch-Making Work The Revolt of the Masses (1,929th) 2, during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries the Western World had witnessed
the emergence of the Populace to a common position of. economic and political influence in human society. Being essentially of republican sympathies, and sympathizing with the exploited underclasses of Western Civilization, Ortega readily recognized the positive implications of this mass phenomenon for the people in general. At the same time, however, he feared that this ascendance of the uncouth, boorish, and unwashed masses might lead to civilization's relapse into a new form of barbarism.

As pointed out by Jos é Ortega y Gasset (1883-1955) in his epoch-making work The Revolt of the Masses (1929), 2 during the. Nineteenth and twentieth centuries the Western World had witnessed
the emergence of the common populace to a position of. Economic and political influence in human society. Being essentially of, Republican sympathiesAnd sympathizing with the exploited underclasses of Western Civilization Ortega readily, recognized the positive implications. Of this mass phenomenon for the people in general. At the, same time however he feared, that this ascendance of, the uncouth. Boorish and unwashed, masses might lead to civilization 's relapse into a new form of barbarism.
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