From Milton to McLuhan: The Ideas Behind American Journalism

New York: Longman (1990)
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This text explores the philosophical foundations of journalism from the libertarian polemics of John Milton in 17th-century England through the controversial essays of 20th-century media prophet, Marshall McLuhan.

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