Communication as Culture: Essays on Media and Society
Technology and CulturePublished 1 January 1992
Richard R. John, James W. Carey
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Series Editor's Introduction Acknowledgements Introduction PART I: COMMUNICATION AS CULTURE A cultural approach to communication Mass communication and cultural studies Reconceiving 'mass' and 'media' Overcoming resistance to cultural studies PART II: TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE The mythos of the electronic revolution with John J Quirk Space, time and communications: a tribute to Harold Innis The history of the future with John J Quirk Technology and Ideology: the case of the telegraph Works cited Index About the author
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