Famas Medium - Zur Theorie Der Zeitung in Deutschland Zwischen Dem 17. Und Dem Mittleren 19. Jahrhundert (German, Book)


As the new medium of the 17th century, the newspaper helped shape the core structural conditions for modernity: an accelerated pace of circulation, new information pathways, networking, and the reproduction of knowledge. These changes confronted the academic world with a major conceptual challenge: How should one describe the complexity associated with the newspaper as a new medium? The study traces the history of discourse about Fama's Medium (Fama was the Roman Goddess of rumor) between the 17th and the 19th centuries, and shows how that discourse might be linked to modern media theory, such as that of Marshall McLuhan."

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As the new medium of the 17th century, the newspaper helped shape the core structural conditions for modernity: an accelerated pace of circulation, new information pathways, networking, and the reproduction of knowledge. These changes confronted the academic world with a major conceptual challenge: How should one describe the complexity associated with the newspaper as a new medium? The study traces the history of discourse about Fama's Medium (Fama was the Roman Goddess of rumor) between the 17th and the 19th centuries, and shows how that discourse might be linked to modern media theory, such as that of Marshall McLuhan."

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Walter De Gruyter Inc

Country of origin

Germany

Series

Communicatio, 43

Release date

September 2012

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September 2012

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Book

Pages

416

ISBN-13

978-3-11-028952-7

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9783110289527

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3-11-028952-0



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