Geographies of Media and Communication: A Critical Introduction

Paul C. Adams

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Introduction. 1. From the Spoken Word to the Alphabet. 2. From the Printing Press to the Digital Signal. 3. Communication Flows and Flowmations. 4. Topologies of Communication. 5. Inclusion/Exclusion. 6. Virtuality and Scattered Gatherings. 7. Signs, Symbols and Signals. 8. The Place Image. 9. Internalization/Externalization. 10. Place and the Power of Communication. 11. Traces and Routines. 12. Geographies of Expressive Being-in-Place. 13. Final Thoughts. Bibliography. Figures

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