Harold Innis
- 152pages
- 6 heures de lecture
Harold Innis's contributions to media and communication studies are explored through a concise examination of his life, from his roots in political economy to his pivotal role in critical media studies and communications history. The book synthesizes his key publications, highlighting their lasting impact and relevance in contemporary discussions of media theory. Innis's influence, while less recognized than his colleague Marshall McLuhan, remains significant in shaping the understanding of communication's role in society.
