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Introduction to the Second Edition Alexander John Watson Watson, Alexander John
Introduction Paul Heyer Heyer, Paul David Crowley Crowley, David
Minerva's Owl 3
The Bias of Communication 33
A Plea for Time 61
The Problem of Space 92
Industrialism and Cultural Values 132
The English Publishing Trade in the Eighteenth Century 142
Technology and Public Opinion in the United States 156
"A Critical Review" 190
App. I A Note on Communication and Electromagnetic Resources in North America D. Q. Innis Innis, D. Q. 199
App. II Adult Education and Universities 203
Index 215
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Yana Makarova
reviewed The Bias of Communication on November 10, 2009 The Bias of Communication
Changed my perception of the world, especially in regards to opening my eyes wide to how differently history can be 'read'. Agree or disagree with Innes's ideas, this will challenge what you think you know about how the 'truth' of not just history, but of a society's perception of itself in the here and now. A must read for those questioning the meaning of society.
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