An investigation into the origins of the digital revolution, how it evolved, which other past revolutions consciously or unconsciously inspired it, which great stories it has conveyed over time, which of its key elements have changed and which ones have persisted and have been repeated in different historical periods.
An investigation into the origins of the digital revolution, how it evolved, which other past revolutions consciously or unconsciously inspired it, which great stories it has conveyed over time, which of its key elements have changed and which ones have persisted and have been repeated in different historical periods.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gabriele Balbi is Full Professor in Media Studies at the Institute of Media and Journalism in the Faculty of Communication, Culture and Society at the Università della Svizzera Italiana. At this institution, he is also Program Director of the Bachelor in Communication, Director of the China Media Observatory, and Deputy Director of the Institute of Media and Journalism. Furthermore, he is Vice-Chair of the Communication History Division of the International Communication Association. He has been a lecturer and visiting professor at several universities including: Harvard, Maastricht, Columbia, Westminster, Oxford, Northumbria, Perugia, Augsburg, Concordia, and Bologna. His main research area is media and communication history.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Understanding the Digital Revolution as an Ideology 1: Defining the Revolution: Blessed Uncertainty 2: Comparing the Revolution: Past Inheritance, Present Construction 3: Thinking About the Revolution: The Mantras 4: Believing in the Revolution: A Contemporary Quasi-Religion Conclusion: Who Needs the Digital Revolution and Why Does it Keep Going?
Introduction: Understanding the Digital Revolution as an Ideology 1: Defining the Revolution: Blessed Uncertainty 2: Comparing the Revolution: Past Inheritance, Present Construction 3: Thinking About the Revolution: The Mantras 4: Believing in the Revolution: A Contemporary Quasi-Religion Conclusion: Who Needs the Digital Revolution and Why Does it Keep Going?
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