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Há 2 dias · Canadian economist and communications scholar Harold Innis was a university colleague who had a strong influence on his work. McLuhan wrote in 1964: "I am pleased to think of my own book The Gutenberg Galaxy as a footnote to the observations of Innis on the subject of the psychic and social consequences, first of writing then of ...
Há 20 horas · Este catedrático que reside en Barcelona retoma a Darwin, en una genealogía profunda de la ciencias sociales enraizadas con las naturales, y que se remonta a Marx, Lewis Mumford y Harold Innis. “En el ámbito de los medios –dice Scolari–, es común sentir hablar de la ‘extinción del libro’ o de la ‘adaptación’ de medio para poder ‘sobrevivir’.
7 de mai. de 2024 · Writing from a perspective heavily influenced by Canadian communications theorist and educator Marshall McLuhan and Canadian political economist Harold Innis, Postman examined how both patterns of thought and forms of social organization are shaped by communications media.
- Renzo Llorente
Há 20 horas · Este catedrático que reside en Barcelona retoma a Darwin, en una genealogía profunda de la ciencias sociales enraizadas con las naturales, y que se remonta a Marx, Lewis Mumford y Harold Innis. “En el ámbito de los medios –dice Scolari–, es común sentir hablar de la ‘extinción del libro’ o de la ‘adaptación’ de medio para poder ‘sobrevivir’.
23 de mai. de 2024 · Harold Innis was the chair of the first stand-alone EHA meeting, held in the fall of 1941 at Princeton. On the 30th, in New Orleans, there was a joint session with the American Economic Association followed by a luncheon and business meeting, which endorsed the actions of the steering committee.
21 de mai. de 2024 · Fay gets a couple of brief mentions in biographies of his Toronto colleague Harold Innis, on one occasion being described as ‘an established scholar with something of a reputation’. (8) From the point of view of reputation, the paucity of mentions in colleagues’ biographies is worrying enough.
Há 5 dias · Harold Innis and Donald Creighton were historians of Canada’s political economy who wrote great volumes that revealed how natural resources were essential to nation-building in Canada. Today their work is mostly ignored by university departments and can even be difficult to find in used bookstores.
