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From: coste...@pokvmcr3.vnet.ibm.com (8)
Date: 11 Aug 91 19:15:11 GMT
Local: Sun, Aug 11 1991 3:15 pm
Subject: Re: The reality of learning & presentation styles:...
Newsgroup: comp.human-factors
Distribution: na References: <1991Aug8.194708.29527@agate.berkeley.edu>, <1991Aug10.205508.5516@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu> In: <1991Aug10.205508.5...@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu>, gr...@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu (Joseph Gregg) writes: Walter Ong's book "Orality and Literacy :the technologizing > To my knowledge, McLuhan did not write anything about the newest >medium, the personal computer ( he died in 1980 ), but certainly many >of the things he said about television obtain here as well. Probably of the word" is a good introduction to the effects of technological change on communication. He starts by examining the effects of written technology on oral communication and cultures and continues with an examination of the possible effects of high technology on cultures and communication. I also suggest "The Mode of Information" by Mark Poster which examines the effects of high-tech on society from a literary and cultural theory perspective. -Ed Costello You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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